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Any dental or med students care to answer why they are allowed to practice without license?
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Licensed Supervision: Dental and medical students are allowed to practice because they are under licensed supervision of an instructor that is properly licensed to practice and oversee students. Patients are also aware that they are being seen be a student. Dental or med students are not allowed to practice in private practice without a license.
Answered 10/3/2016
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