§ 20-126h License
§ 20-126i Application for license. Application from foreign dental school graduate
§ 20-126j Examination of applicants
§ 20-126k Licensure without examination
§ 20-126l Definitions. Scope of practice. Limitations. Continuing education. Exceptions
§ 20-126m Display of license
§ 20-126n License renewal
§ 20-126o Disciplinary action by the department
§ 20-126p Change of residence out of state
§ 20-126q False representations
§ 20-126r Appeal
§ 20-126s Payment for dental hygiene care of patients in chronic and convalescent hospitals and convalescent homes
§ 20-126t Penalties
§ 20-126u Regulations
§ 20-126w Construction of chapter
§ 20-126x Professional liability insurance required, when. Amount of insurance. Reporting requirements
§ 20-126y Practice of dental therapy by dental hygienists. Scope of practice. Requirements. Collaborative agreement. Continuing education
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Terms Used In Connecticut General Statutes > Chapter 379a - Dental Hygienists

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