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Which rules govern infection control in a California dental office?

Use the Board minimum standards as the dental-specific baseline. Layer Cal/OSHA bloodborne-pathogens duties on top when the facts involve exposure control, training, or workplace systems. Waste handling and exposure controls are compliance-system questions, not just chairside technique questions.

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California law and ethics glossary Q&A
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2026-06-09
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Mahtab Mansour, DDS, 2026-04-25

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  • Which rules govern infection control in a California dental office?
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  • A14 Dental Board minimum standards for infection control, 16 CCR section 1005 materials (dbc.ca.gov, verified 2026-03-23)
  • B3 Cal/OSHA bloodborne pathogens standard, Title 8 CCR section 5193 (dir.ca.gov, verified 2026-03-23)
  • A45 CDPH Medical Waste Management Program and MWMA materials (cdph.ca.gov, verified 2026-03-23)
  • A46 DTSC universal waste guidance including dental amalgam (dtsc.ca.gov, verified 2026-03-23)

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