Dental Assisting Information by State

Dental assisting requirements vary from state to state, which can make it difficult to know what the requirements, scope of practice, and procedures are for dental assistants.  As the largest, oldest professional association for dental assistants in America, ADAA has created a comprehensive list of useful links to help you navigate these often complicated regulations.

Using the links below, you will have instant access to state requirements, state websites, state regulations, state registration information, and state scopes of practice directly from the source of that information.

If you find any links that do not work, have suggestions, or have any questions please feel free to contact info@adaausa.org.

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Hawaii

Illinois

Kansas

Montana

Nebraska

Oklahoma

Oregon

Rhode Island

South Carolina

Tennessee

Utah

Washington