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Anesthesia Permit Renewal Requirements
Permit Renewal Requirements
Anesthesia permits are renewed at the same time the TSBDE dental license is renewed. A portion of the annual renewal fee includes the fee for renewal of anesthesia permits. Anesthesia privileges are documents in the lower left-hand column of the Annual Registration Certificate. There is no separate paper permit issued for anesthesia privileges annually.
Continuing Education Requirements
A dentist seeking to renew an anesthesia permit must complete the following hours of CE once every two years on the administration of the highest permitted level of sedation or medical emergencies associated with the highest permitted level of sedation. CE requirements shall be in addition to any other courses required for licensure. Dentists should maintain a copy of their continuing education materials for their records and be prepared to provide them to the TSBDE upon request.
- Level 1: Minimal Sedation - 6 hours
- Levels 2 & 3: Moderate Sedation - 8 hours
- Level 4: Deep Sedation or General Anesthesia - 12 hours
Emergency Management Course Requirement(s):
- Nitrous Oxide/Oxygen Inhalation Sedation - Basic Life Support only
- Level 1: Minimal Sedation - Basic Life Support only
- Level 2, 3 & 4 Sedation - Basic Life Support and ACLS or PALS if treating adults and children 13 years of age or older (Note: PALS required if treating children under the age of 13 years old).
Continuing Education for Prescribing Controlled Substances
Chapter 111 Standards for prescribing Controlled Substances and Dangerous Drugs, Rule 111.1 Additional Continuing Education Required: Each dentist who is permitted by the Drug Enforcement Agency to prescribe controlled substances shall complete every three years a minimum of two hours of continuing education in the abuse and misuse of controlled substances, opioid prescription practices, and/or pharmacology. This continuing education may be utilized to fill the continuing education requirements of annual renewal. Effective: 25 December 2016.
Anesthesia Inspections
Inspection of Sedation/Anesthesia Providers: Pursuant to 22 Tex. Admin. Code § 110.18, regardless of issue date, all level 2,3, and 4 permit holders will be subject to at least one inspection prior to September 1, 2022.
Click here for the link to the section in the Texas Administrative Code.
Questions regarding anesthesia permits for dentists can be sent to: anesthesiainfo@tsbde.texas.gov
