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9 entriesSection 1647.30Defines minimal sedation as drug-induced consciousness with normal verbal response, unaffected airway reflexes, ventilation, and cardiovascular function, and unlikely unintended unconsciousness; needing…Section 1647.31Allows outpatient pediatric minimal sedation for patients under 13 when the dentist holds an active dental license or qualifying permit plus an…Section 1647.32Requires pediatric minimal sedation applicants to hold a good-standing dental license or permit, pay a fee, and complete 24 hours plus one…Section 1647.33Limits the application fee for a pediatric minimal sedation permit or renewal to no more than the amount prescribed by the referenced…Section 1647.34Defines any violation of the article as unprofessional conduct and makes it grounds to revoke or suspend the dentist’s permit, license, or…Section 1647.35Requires a pediatric minimal sedation permitholder to complete at least seven hours of approved study related to pediatric minimal sedation as a…Section 1647.36Requires a physical evaluation and medical history before pediatric minimal sedation is administered and requires records of that evaluation, history, and the…Section 1647.37Sets a pediatric minimal-sedation permit to expire on the next expiration date specified by the referenced licensing provision after issuance, unless renewed…Section 1647.38Allows a holder of an oral conscious sedation permit for minor patients issued before January 1, 2022, to continue following that existing…