§ 18.29.003 Regulation of health care professions — Criteria
§ 18.29.005 “Surfaces of the teeth” defined
§ 18.29.011 License required
§ 18.29.021 Requirements for licensing
§ 18.29.045 Licensure by endorsement
§ 18.29.050 Scope of licensee’s functions — Employment — Supervision
§ 18.29.053 Expanded function dental auxiliary services — Supervision
§ 18.29.056 Employment by health care facilities authorized — Limitations — Requirements for services performed in senior centers
§ 18.29.058 Delegated acts — Homebound patients
§ 18.29.060 License issuance — Display
§ 18.29.071 Renewals
§ 18.29.076 Application of uniform disciplinary act
§ 18.29.100 Violations — Penalty — Prosecutions
§ 18.29.110 Dental hygiene examining committee — Generally
§ 18.29.120 Examinations — Secretary’s authority — Consultation with examining authority
§ 18.29.130 Secretary’s authority — Generally — Continuing education
§ 18.29.140 Approval of educational programs
§ 18.29.150 Examinations
§ 18.29.160 Immunity
§ 18.29.170 Committee meetings — Quorum — Effect of vacancy
§ 18.29.180 Exemptions from chapter
§ 18.29.190 Initial temporary license
§ 18.29.210 Rules
§ 18.29.220 Community-based sealant programs in schools
§ 18.29.230 Services at senior centers and community-based sealant programs — Dental hygienist duties
§ 18.29.900 Construction — 1923 c 16
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Terms Used In Washington Code > Chapter 18.29 - Dental hygienists

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  • Prosecute: To charge someone with a crime. A prosecutor tries a criminal case on behalf of the government.
  • Quorum: The number of legislators that must be present to do business.
  • surfaces of the teeth: as used in this chapter means the portions of the crown and root surface to which there is no periodontal membrane attached. See Washington Code 18.29.005