n of dental procedures based on instructions given by a licensed dentist who remains in the dental facility while the procedures are being performed by the auxiliary b. Supervision of dental procedures based on instructions given by a licensed dentist but not requiring the physical presence of the dentist c. Supervision of dental procedures by a licensed dentist, who remains in the dental facility, personally diagnoses the condition to be treated,

n of dental procedures based on instructions given by a licensed dentist who remains in the dental facility while the procedures are being performed by the auxiliary b. Supervision of dental procedures based on instructions given by a licensed dentist but not requiring the physical presence of the dentist c. Supervision of dental procedures by a licensed dentist, who remains in the dental facility, personally diagnoses the condition to be treated,

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