South Dakota Administrative Rules › Title 20 - PUBLIC SAFETY › Article 20:43 - DENTISTS › Chapter 20:43:09 - Anesthesia and analgesia › Section 20:43:09:08 - Application for permits - Renewal

Current through Register Vol. 51, page 10, July 15, 2024
The application for a general anesthesia and deep sedation,
				  moderate sedation, or host permit must include a fee of fifty dollars. The
				  application for a permit for a dentist, dental hygienist, or registered dental
				  assistant to administer nitrous oxide sedation and analgesia must include a fee
				  of forty five dollars. The application for a permit for a dental hygienist to
				  administer local anesthesia must include a fee of forty five dollars.
The board may issue a temporary permit to an applicant that
				  has met the applicable requirements of this chapter. The duration of this
				  temporary permit shall be determined by the board, but may not exceed one year.
				  The temporary permit of an applicant who fails an inspection is automatically
				  suspended. Upon suspension, the applicant may request another
				  inspection.
A general anesthesia and deep sedation permit, moderate
				  sedation permit, or host permit must be renewed annually. The annual fee for a
				  general anesthesia and deep sedation permit, a moderate sedation permit, or a
				  host permit is fifty dollars. A re-evaluation of the credentials and facility
				  of the permit holder may be conducted for permit renewal. Any dentist renewing
				  a general anesthesia and deep sedation permit or moderate sedation permit shall
				  be able to demonstrate continued competency as required by the board. A dentist
				  that holds a general anesthesia and deep sedation permit shall complete at
				  least 50 cases of general anesthesia or deep sedation annually. A dentist that
				  holds a moderate sedation permit shall complete at least 12 cases of moderate
				  sedation annually. If a dentist is unable to complete the required number of
				  annual sedation or anesthesia cases, the dentist may complete three hours of
				  board-approved continuing education that pertain to the administration and
				  management of the applicable level of sedation or anesthesia for each case not
				  completed. This continuing education is in addition to other continuing
				  education permit requirements. A dentist that holds a general anesthesia and
				  deep sedation, moderate sedation, or host permit shall document completion of
				  team training on emergency response protocols at least annually in the setting
				  where the anesthesia or sedation is being provided. Documentation must be
				  provided to the board upon request.
A nitrous oxide sedation and analgesia permit, local
				  anesthesia permit, and permit to monitor patients under general anesthesia,
				  deep sedation, or moderate sedation must be renewed annually. The annual fee
				  for a nitrous oxide sedation and analgesia permit for a dentist is fifty
				  dollars. The annual fee for a nitrous oxide sedation and analgesia permit for a
				  dental hygienist is thirty five dollars. The annual fee for a nitrous oxide
				  sedation and analgesia permit for a registered dental assistant is thirty five
				  dollars. The annual fee for a permit to administer local anesthesia for a
				  dental hygienist is thirty five dollars. There is no annual fee for a permit to
				  monitor patients under general anesthesia, deep sedation, or moderate
				  sedation.
Failure to properly renew a general anesthesia and deep
				  sedation permit, moderate sedation permit, host permit, nitrous oxide sedation
				  and analgesia permit, local anesthesia permit, or a permit to monitor patients
				  under general anesthesia, deep sedation, or moderate sedation constitutes an
				  automatic suspension of the permit.
General Authority:
SDCL
					 36-6A-14(20),
					 36-6A-50(12).
Law Implemented:
SDCL
					 36-6A-14(9)(14)(22).