(1) Establish minimal training and education or certification for the issuance of permits to dentists to administer general anesthesia on an outpatient basis. The board shall require a minimum of one year in an approved program of advanced training in anesthesiology and related academic subjects, beyond the undergraduate dental school level.

(2) Establish further requirements relating to the use of general anesthesia, including, but not limited to, the collection of permit fees, temporary permit fees, biennial renewal fees, office inspection fees, clinical evaluation fees, equipment standards and the conducting of workplace inspections.

(3) Establish minimal training and education for the issuance of permits to dentists to administer conscious sedation on an outpatient basis. The board shall require a minimum period of time of didactic instruction and clinical experience in an accredited educational institution or program.

(4) Establish further requirements relating to the use of conscious sedation, including, but not limited to, the collection of permit fees, temporary permit fees, biennial renewal fees, office inspection fees, clinical evaluation fees, equipment standards and the conducting of workplace inspections.

(5) Establish minimal training and education for the issuance of permits to dentists to administer nitrous oxide/oxygen analgesia on an outpatient basis. The board shall require a minimum period of time of didactic instruction or clinical experience in an accredited educational institution or program.

(6) Establish further requirements relating to the use of nitrous oxide/oxygen analgesia, including, but not limited to, the collection of permit fees, temporary permit fees, biennial renewal fees, equipment standards and the conduct of workplace inspections.

(b)(1) Beginning April 1, 2004, prior to issuing initial permits to administer general anesthesia, deep sedation or conscious sedation, the board shall require permit applicants to satisfactorily undergo clinical evaluations and office inspections. The board may contract with dental schools, organizations or individuals having expertise in dental outpatient anesthesia to perform the office inspections and clinical evaluations. A written report of the results of all inspections and evaluations shall be provided to the board in a timely manner. If the results of the evaluation or inspection are deemed unsatisfactory, subsequent evaluations or inspections may be conducted within a reasonable time upon written request of the applicant. No permit shall be issued until the applicant satisfactorily completes a clinical evaluation and office inspection.

(2) Beginning April 1, 2004, prior to issuing initial permits to administer nitrous oxide/oxygen analgesia, the board shall require permit applicants to provide the make, model and serial number of any nitrous oxide/oxygen analgesia equipment utilized by the applicant and certification that the equipment is in proper working order. Thereafter, such permit holders shall provide evidence to the board that their equipment is properly calibrated at least once every six years.

(3) The board shall establish standards and procedures necessary to perform clinical evaluations and office inspections which shall include the requirement that equipment be maintained in good working order and in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications. The standards for equipment shall be updated periodically. All staff assisting in the administration of anesthesia shall, at a minimum, maintain a current certification to administer cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

(4) The board shall require permit holders who travel to office locations other than their own to administer anesthesia to ensure that the office location has the equipment required by the board and that the staff is properly trained to handle anesthesia-related emergencies.

(5) The board shall prohibit a licensee who does not possess a permit issued pursuant to this section from allowing general anesthesia, deep sedation, conscious sedation or nitrous oxide/oxygen analgesia to be administered on an outpatient basis in his or her dental office unless the office is in compliance with this section, including the requirements pertaining to equipment and staffing.

(6) As a condition of permit renewal for the biennial renewal period beginning April 1, 2005, the board shall require permit holders for the administration of general anesthesia, deep sedation and conscious sedation to have satisfactorily undergone a clinical evaluation and office inspection pursuant to this section. The board may waive this requirement for permit holders who can demonstrate to the board's satisfaction that he or she has satisfactorily undergone a clinical evaluation, administered by an organization acceptable to the board, within the six years immediately preceding the effective date of this clause. Thereafter, permit holders shall satisfactorily undergo clinical evaluations and office inspections at least once every six years.