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Dentist and Dental Hygienist Practice Act Rule 2025

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The document outlines the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Practice Act Rule (R156-69) in Utah, detailing definitions, classifications of anesthesia permits, qualifications for licensure, continuing education requirements, and standards for professional conduct. It specifies the authority under which the rule is adopted and provides guidelines for the practice of dentistry and dental hygiene, including the administration of anesthesia and regulations regarding unlicensed individuals as dental assistants.

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Begin with Section R156-69-101, where you will find the title of the rule. Ensure you understand its significance as it sets the context for the entire document.
Move to Section R156-69-102, which contains essential definitions. Carefully read each term, such as 'ACLS' and 'BCLS', as they are crucial for understanding the requirements outlined in subsequent sections.
Proceed to Sections R156-69-201 and R156-69-202, which detail classifications and qualifications for anesthesia permits. Fill in any required information regarding your current licensure and certifications.
Review Section R156-69-304 on continuing education requirements. Document your completed hours accurately to ensure compliance with licensing standards.

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