every two years* All licensees must complete a course in infection control in the dental healthcare setting. Dental Hygienists are required 20 hours every two years, 10 of which may be completed by home study. * All licensees must complete a course in infection control in the dental healthcare setting.
Renewal Instructions: Go to www.flhealthsource.gov and click the “Renew A License” button. Enter your Personal Identifying Information (PII), then click the Login button. Confirm or update your MQA Services Account email address, then click the “Continue” button.
In establishing rules, the Department shall require a minimum of 48 hours of study in approved courses for dentists during each 3-year licensing period and a minimum of 36 hours of study in approved courses for dental hygienists during each 3-year licensing period.
30 credit hoursAll Florida licensed dentists must complete 30 credit hours of approved continuing education in dental-related subjects each biennium. The FDA provides free online courses for FDA members to fulfill these CE requirements, as well as helpful license renewal information.
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Associate's degreeDental hygienist / Entry level education
$3001) The fee for the renewal of a license as a dentist is $300 ($100 per year), pursuant to Section 21 of the Act. 2) The fee for the renewal of a license as a dental specialist is $300 ($100 per year), pursuant to Section 21 of the Act.
October 1, 2018 – September 30, 2021. The IDFPR online renewal system requires that you renew each of your licenses (general dental, dental specialty, dental controlled substance, dental sedation) individually.
Contact the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation at 800-560-6420 to request the requirements and application for license to practice dentistry in Illinois. Your dental license expires on September 30 and is good for three years.
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No. The Domestic Violence Class does not require that you complete any tests or evaluations in order to receive your certificate of completion. You will, however, be given the option to complete a no-fail test at the end of your course. This test is offered for a nominal fee and allows us to indicate on your certificate of completion that you have successfully passed a knowledge assessment in addition to meeting the course requirements.
The Domestic Violence Class is designed to be taken completely online. You do not need to make an appointment, visit an office, or make a phone call. You can click here to register and begin your course immediately.
The certificate for this Domestic Violence Class does not have an expiration date, however, the entity requiring completion of this program may require that the class be completed again after some period of time has passed.
Yes. Proof of enrollment will be emailed to you at no additional charge upon successful enrollment in the Domestic Violence Class. Your proof of enrollment will also remain available for download from your Student Dashboard and can be accessed at any time by logging in to your profile.
A formal Accusation served on a California Dentist serves as notice to a Dentist that the Dental Board of California intends to revoke the Dental License. A substantiated allegation of Domestic Violence by a Dentist almost always results in the filing of a disciplinary Accusation.
The Dental Board of California can discipline Dentists for Domestic Violence that rises to the level of criminal activity , but violates an Administrative Law regulation. The Dental Board of California disciplinary process is separate from the Criminal Law process. The Dental Board of California can discipline Dentists for certain criminal convictions. Dental Board of California Dentist discipline occurs for criminal convictions that are substantially related to the duties, functions and qualifications of a Dentist. All Domestic Violence crimes are substantially related to the duties, functions and qualifications of a Dentist.
Seventy-five (75%) percent of physical injuries in domestic violence incidents are to the head, neck, and/or mouth. Dental professionals routinely assess the head, neck and mouth areas of their patients and are in a perfect position to identify and treat injuries caused by domestic violence. By assessing for domestic violence and intimate partner violence, in addition to child abuse/neglect and elder abuse/neglect, we can assist our patients in getting help before life-threatening injuries occur. According to a 1998 survey, 9.2 percent of women who sought health care for physical assault by an intimate partner saw a dentist.
Dental neglect may be an indicator of domestic violence. Patients experiencing domestic violence may be restricted by their abuser from seeking help or contact with friends and family members or from seeking dental or medical care. As a result, victims may suffer from lack of medical or dental care. Sometimes dental neglect may indicate larger problems of neglect. Lack of care is critical with regard to facial infections since infection may travel through the body’s facial planes toward the heart.
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, over 2.5 million cases of child abuse and neglect are reported each year. In 2006, of 900,000 children classified by type of abuse or neglect, 65.3% suffered neglect, 16% were physically abused, 8.8% were sexually abused, 6.6% were emotionally or psychologically abused, and 2.2% were medically neglected. In addition, 15.1% of victims experienced other types of abuse such as abandonment, threats of harm, and congenital drug addiction. These national figures vary by state. State-by-state assessments for 2006 can be accessed from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families at: www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cb/pubs/cm06/table3_6.htm.