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licensure
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li·cen·sure  (lsn-shr, -shr)
n.
The act or an instance of granting a license, usually to practice a profession.


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In a dental licensure scenario, the portfolio could include two endodontic test cases and two crown placements, three comprehensive periodontal management cases, a removable prosthesis and a surgery case, three randomly selected chart reviews and defense of three completed cases with predetermined parameters.
Professionally she has participated in the development of a workbook for Delmar Publishing's Dental Assisting Learning System, and is an administrative staff member of the Western Regional Examining Board for Dental Licensure.
Students will hear directly from officials from the Dental Board about preparing for the dental licensure exam, with a segment on complying with licensure requirements once students become licensed.
 
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