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Class 1: Preventative and diagnostic care, such as x-rays and cleanings. Class 2: Basic restorative care, including fillings and root canals. Class 3: Major restorative care, including dentures, bridges, and crowns.
Dental Professional means a Dentist, Dental Hygienist, or a Dental Assistant whom the Department accepts as qualified to perform a dental health service.
A dental assistant must: Be a Registered Dental Assistant (see requirements below), AND. Successfully complete a Tennessee Board-approved radiology certification course (to qualify, one must be a current TN RDA), OR. Successfully complete a comparable training program in dental radiology in another state, OR.
They are trained in dentistry and have the necessary knowledge and skills to provide quality dental services. Dentists understand the importance of good oral hygiene and will work diligently to restore your smile through traditional dental techniques and procedures and modern alternatives such as cosmetic dentistry.
To register as an RDA, one must: Have a high school diploma or GED certificate, AND. Be at least 18 years of age, AND. Successfully complete BLS for Healthcare Providers, CPR/AED for Professional Rescuers, or equivalent course, AND. Successfully complete the Tennessee Board of Dentistry Ethics and Jurisprudence exam, AND.

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Criteria (Reciprocity) - This method allows a dentist who is licensed in another state and has actively practiced or taught for at least five (5) years to be considered for licensure without taking a regional examination.
Furthermore, dentists who always act in their patients best interests earn trust. Professionalism also means maintaining appropriate and dignified boundaries with patients.

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