United States — Iowa
Iowa Code § 153.18 - Employment of unlicensed dentist
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A person who owns or runs a place where dental work is done or contracted for must not employ or allow an unlicensed dentist to practice there.
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A person who owns or runs a place where dental work is done or contracted for must not employ or allow an unlicensed dentist to practice there.
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