Collaborative Care Permit for Dentists and Hygienists - Arkansas

Collaborative Care Permit for Dentists and Hygienists is a legal document that was released by the Arkansas Department of Health - a government authority operating within Arkansas.

FAQ

Q: What is a Collaborative Care Permit for Dentists and Hygienists in Arkansas?
A: A Collaborative Care Permit allows dentists and dental hygienists to work together to provide dental care to patients.

Q: Who is eligible to apply for a Collaborative Care Permit in Arkansas?
A: Both dentists and dental hygienists are eligible to apply for a Collaborative Care Permit in Arkansas.

Q: How does the Collaborative Care Permit work in Arkansas?
A: Under the permit, dental hygienists can provide certain dental services to patients without the supervision of a dentist.

Q: What services can dental hygienists provide under the Collaborative Care Permit in Arkansas?
A: Dental hygienists can provide services such as dental cleanings, fluoride treatments, and sealants under the Collaborative Care Permit.

Q: Do dental hygienists need to have a Collaborative Care Permit to work in Arkansas?
A: No, dental hygienists can still practice under the supervision of a dentist without a Collaborative Care Permit.