Washington § 18.29.053 - Expanded function dental auxiliary services — Supervision.

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§ 18.29.053. Expanded function dental auxiliary services — Supervision.

A person who holds a license under this chapter and who has met the requirements under RCW 18.260.050 and has been issued a license to practice as an expanded function dental auxiliary may perform those expanded function dental auxiliary services identified in RCW 18.260.070 under the specified supervision of a supervising dentist.
[ 2007 c 269 s 14.]

Notes

Application—Implementation—2007 c 269: See RCW 18.260.900 and 18.260.901.

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