Dental Supplies Sample Clauses

Dental Supplies. Business Manager shall order, procure, purchase and provide on behalf of and as agent for PC all dental supplies necessary and appropriate for the practice of PC in the reasonable discretion of PC unless otherwise prohibited by federal and/or State law. Furthermore, Business Manager shall ensure that each Center is at all times adequately stocked with the dental supplies that are necessary and appropriate for the operation of PC and required for the provision of Dental Services. The ultimate oversight, supervision and ownership for all dental supplies is and shall remain the sole responsibility of PC. As used in this provision the term "dental supplies" shall mean all drugs, pharmaceuticals, products, substances, items or devices whose purchase, possession, maintenance, administration, prescription or security requires the authorization or order of a licensed health care provider or requires a permit, registration, certification or other governmental authorization held by a licensed health care provider as specified under any federal and/or State law.
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Dental Supplies. After consultation with PA and with PA's --------------- approval, Business Manager shall order, procure, purchase and provide on behalf of and as agent for PA all dental supplies necessary and appropriate for the practice of PA in the reasonable discretion of PA unless otherwise prohibited by federal and/or State law. Furthermore, Business Manager shall ensure that each Center is at all times adequately stocked with the dental supplies that are necessary and appropriate for the operation of PA and required for the provision of Dental Services. The ultimate oversight, supervision and ownership for all dental supplies is and shall remain the sole responsibility of PA. As used in this provision the term "dental supplies" shall mean all drugs, pharmaceuticals, products, substances, items or devices whose purchase, possession, maintenance, administration, prescription or security requires the authorization or order of a licensed health care provider or requires a permit, registration, certification or other governmental authorization held by a licensed health care provider as specified under any federal and/or State law.
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Dental Supplies. 1. Adhesive/Etch (bonding agent), e.g. phosphoric acid/Optibond
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Dental Supplies. Business Manager shall order, procure, purchase and provide on behalf of and as agent for PC all dental supplies necessary and appropriate for the practice of PC in the reasonable discretion of PC unless otherwise prohibited by federal and/or State law. Furthermore, Business Manager, in consultation with PC, shall ensure that each Center is at all times adequately stocked with the dental supplies that are necessary and appropriate for the operation of PC and required for the provision of Dental Services. The ultimate oversight, supervision and ownership for all dental supplies is and shall remain the sole responsibility of PC. As used in this provision the term "dental supplies" shall mean all drugs, pharmaceuticals, products, substances, items or devices whose purchase, possession, maintenance, administration, prescription or security requires the authorization or order of a licensed health care provider or requires a permit, registration, certification or other governmental authorization held by a licensed health care provider as specified under any federal and/or State law.
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Dental Supplies. We supply a comprehensive range of dental supplies, including restorative materials, impression materials, disposable items, and preventive products.
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Dental Supplies. Manager shall order, procure, purchase and provide on behalf of and as agent for the Association all reasonable dental supplies unless otherwise prohibited by federal and/or State law. Furthermore, Manager shall ensure that the Office is at all times adequately stocked with the dental supplies that are necessary and appropriate for the operation of the Association and required for the provision of Dental Services. The ultimate oversight, supervision and ownership for all dental supplies is and shall remain the sole responsibility of the Association. As used in this provision the term "dental supplies" shall mean all drugs, pharmaceuticals, products, substances, items or devices whose purchase, possession, maintenance, administration, prescription or security requires the authorization or order of a licensed health care provider or requires a permit, registration, certification or other governmental authorization held by a licensed health care provider as specified under any federal and/or State law.
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Dental Supplies. After consultation with PC and with PC's approval, Business Manager shall order, procure, purchase and provide on behalf of and as agent for PC all dental supplies necessary and appropriate for the practice of PC in the reasonable discretion of PC unless otherwise prohibited by federal and/or State law. Furthermore, Business Manager shall ensure that each Center is at all times adequately stocked with the dental supplies that are necessary and appropriate for the operation of PC and required for the provision of Dental Services. The ultimate oversight, supervision and ownership for all dental supplies is and shall remain the sole responsibility of PC. As used in this provision the term "dental supplies" shall mean all drugs, pharmaceuticals, products, substances, items or devices whose purchase, possession, maintenance, administration, prescription or security requires the authorization or order of a licensed health care provider or requires a permit, registration, certification or other governmental authorization held by a licensed health care provider as specified under any federal and/or State law.
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