Most monthly meetings will be held at the Fort Worth Botanic Gardens in the Azalea Room, the third Thursday of the month, unless otherwise stated.
From I-30 west of downtown, take the University Drive exit and go North to the Botanic Gardens on your left. Turn into the second entrance and proceed forward to the Garden Center. All hygienists are encouraged and welcome to attend! Lecture presentations are at no charge to ADHA members. Non-members will pay a fee of $25 for the CE course and certificate. For details on any of our programs and CE opportunities, contact our Program Chair, Cindy Crisler.

Meeting Agenda
6:45 - 7:00  Meeting Registration
7:00 - 7:30  Announcements and Business
7:30 - 9:00  Lecture Presentation

ADHA MEMBERS: FREE
NON MEMBERS: $25.00

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GFWDHA
MONTHLY MEETINGS

September - Becky Coats DDS, MAGD, LVIF, FIDIA, FAACP Benefits of O3 ozone for the Dental Office 1.0 CE CLASS TO BE AT BOTANICAL GARDENS AT NEWSLETTER DEADLINE 3220 BOTANIC GARDEN BLVD

October- Diana Reyes Lois DDS FAAOMS Screening and Oral cancer 2.0 CE'S CLASS WILL BE HELD AT MIDWEST DENTAL AT NEWSLETTER DEADLINE 2429 109th St. Grand Prairie, TX, 75050

November Sharon Dolak MDR, RDH 1.0 CE A Mediators Guide To Conflict Resolution in the Dental Office BOTANICAL GARDENS FORT WORTH AT NEWSLETTER TIME 3220 BOTANIC GARDEN BLVD

WATCH FOR SPRING NEWSLETTER, CE INFORMATION AND TOPICS

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GFWDHA
Continuing Education Schedule

October 9, 2020 Machelle Hudson RDH, Don't Let the Health of Our Mouths Break Your Heart Sponsored by P & G. Topic TBA

February 19, 2021 Lory Laughter, RDH, MS, Insulin Resistance, Diabetes and Systemics Disorders

April 23, 2021 Tricia Osuna, RDH, BSDH, FAADH “No Pain, Their Gain”

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TEXAS STATE BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS
CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

Dentists and Dental Hygienists

104.1. Requirement.
As a prerequisite to the annual renewal of a dental or dental hygiene license, proof of completion of 12 hours of acceptable continuing education is required.

(2) Effective September 1, 2008, the following conditions and restrictions shall apply to coursework submitted for renewal purposes:

(A) At least 8 hours of coursework must be either technical or scientific as related to clinical care. The terms "technical" and "scientific" as applied to continuing education shall mean that courses have significant intellectual or practical content and are designed to directly enhance the practitioner's knowledge and skill in providing clinical care to the individual patient.

(B) Up to 4 hours of coursework may be in risk-management courses. Acceptable "risk management" courses include courses in risk management, record-keeping, and ethics.

(C) Up to 6 hours of coursework may be self-study. These self-study hours must be provided by those entities cited in Rule 104.2 of this title (relating to Providers). Examples of self-study courses include correspondence courses, video courses, audio courses, and reading courses.

(D) Hours of coursework in the standards of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) or in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) may not be considered in the 12-hour requirement.

(E) Hours of coursework in practice finance may not be considered in the 12-hour requirement.

Hours earned for annual OSHA training or basic life support CPR certification may NOT be used for mandatory continuing education hours. Examples of other courses not acceptable for license renewal are: practice management, financial management, risk management, or personal improvement.

Extra hours earned in a classroom or lecture format may be carried forward, or banked, for use in subsequent years. A practitioner may have a maximum of 24 hours carried forward for use in later years

On January 1, 2005, a new requirement for dentists and dental hygienists became effective. State Board of Dental Examiners (SBDE) Rule 104.1(3) has been amended to include the following language:

…Effective January 1, 2005, each licensee shall complete three (3) hours of approved coursework in jurisprudence every three (3) years, in addition to the general 12 hour requirement.

For the purposes of this section, “jurisprudence” refers to the body of statutes and regulations pertaining to and governing the licensee’s practice, including relevant portions of the Texas Occupations Code, and the rules enacted by the Board.

Coursework in jurisprudence may be through self-study or interactive computer courses, either of which must be verifiable and provided by those entities cited in 104.2 of this title…

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Last Updated Sep 19, 2020