South Dakota Dental Hygiene CE category requirements

How the 75 CE hours every 5 years breaks down by category for dental hygienists in South Dakota, sourced from the official board.

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Required categories

Clinical (unlimited; up to 5 hours for attendance at exhibits at a state, regional, or national dental conference)
0h
CPR courses (maximum 15 of the 75 hours)
15h
Current CPR card (AHA Healthcare Provider, Red Cross Professional Rescuer, or Board-approved equivalent); CPR CE credit capped at 15 hours per five-year cycle
0h
Home study (maximum 30 of the 75 hours)
30h
Nutrition (maximum 15 of the 75 hours)
15h
Practice management (maximum 10 of the 75 hours)
10h
Dental radiography (5 hours required; credit capped at 20 hours per five-year cycle)
5h

75 hours of Board-approved CE in each five-year licensure cycle under ARSD 20:43:03:07.01 (amended through 48 SDR 62, eff. 12/13/2021): 5 hours must be dental radiography; credit caps per cycle are 20 hours radiography, 15 nutrition, 10 practice management, 30 home study, 15 CPR; clinical credit is unlimited, with up to 5 clinical hours for conference-exhibit attendance. A current CPR card (AHA Healthcare Provider, Red Cross Professional Rescuer, or Board-approved equivalent) is required at all times, and the annual certificate of registration is due July 1.

Official source: South Dakota Administrative Rules 20:43:03:07.01 and 20:43:03:06 (sdlegislature.gov)

⚠️Board rules change. Verify every figure against the official source before relying on it.

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