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The document provides detailed information regarding the process for obtaining licensure by regional exam for dental professionals in Alabama. It outlines the requirements, including passing a regional exam within the last five years, residency definitions, application fees, and necessary documentation for both in-state and out-of-state applicants. Additionally, it specifies the need for a background verification through PBIS and completion of the Alabama Jurisprudence Exam.

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Can I take my dental hygiene license to another state?

0:06 1:26 Its important to note that some states require. Additional exams or continuing. Education courses.MoreIts important to note that some states require. Additional exams or continuing. Education courses. Once all requirements are met your new States board will issue your license.

What states have dental license reciprocity?

Recently, advocacy groups have finalized the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact, which allows license reciprocity among participating states. So far, only three states have enacted legislation that includes them in the compact: Iowa, Tennessee, and Washington.

Does Texas accept WREB?

TSBDE currently validates scores from ADEX, CDCA-WREB-CITA, CRDTS, and SRTA. Proof of completion of TSBDE Jurisprudence Assessment dated within one year immediately prior to application submission.

Can a US dentist practice in any state?

Most states allow for a dentist to hold licensure in multiple states. This allows dental professionals the ability to move freely throughout the country and continue to practice dentistry based on their current situation.

What states can I practice dental hygiene in?

States Allowing Some Level of Independent Dental Hygienist Practice Alaska Collaborative agreement required; dentists presence not mandatory. Arizona Affiliated practice agreement allows independent work in specified settings. Arkansas Collaborative care permits enable treatment in public health settings.

What states accept the WREB exam?

WREB members for Dental and Dental Hygiene, unless otherwise noted are Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California (Dental), Hawaii (Dental Hygiene) Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Mississippi (Dental Hygiene), Missouri, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Washington, West

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