Utah CE requirements at a glance
- CE hours required
- 30 hours every 2 years
- Renewal timing
- Utah licenses renew every two years and expire May 31.
- Required topics
- None named. Courses still need to meet the board's content rules.
- CPR/BLS
- Required
Utah requires current CPR/BLS certification to renew a dental hygiene license.
- Self-study and online limits
- Up to 15 hours per two-year period can be online or home study.
New to CE? Our dental hygienist continuing education guide explains what counts, live vs self-study, and audits.
Frequently asked questions
How many CE hours do dental hygienists need in Utah?
Utah requires 30 hours of CE every 2 years, about 15 hours a year.
What CE topics are required in Utah?
Utah doesn't name specific CE topics, but you need current CPR/BLS certification. Courses still need to meet the board's content rules.
Is CPR required to renew a dental hygiene license in Utah?
Yes. Utah requires current CPR/BLS certification to renew a dental hygiene license.
Can I do all my CE online in Utah?
Up to 15 hours per two-year period can be online or home study. Live vs self-study CE, explained
When do dental hygiene licenses renew in Utah?
Utah licenses renew every two years and expire May 31.
Sources
Last verified August 31, 2026.
- commerce.utah.gov /dopl/dentistry/renew-a-dental-hygienist-license
- adha.org /licensuremaps
Rules change. Confirm with the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing before you rely on them. Official board site