Sections
19 entriesSection 1670Allows the board to revoke or suspend a license, reprimand a licensee, or place the licensee on probation for unprofessional conduct, incompetence,…Section 1670.1Allows the board to discipline or deny licensure based on a conviction substantially related to licensed dental duties, with a certified conviction…Section 1670.2Sets disciplinary filings at the earlier of three years after discovery or seven years after the act. Fraud, willful misrepresentation, and concealed…Section 1671Allows the board to place a licensee on probation with conditions including additional training or examination, a board-directed diagnostic examination, practice restrictions,…Section 1672Allows the board, when placing a licensee on probation, to require payment of the monetary costs of monitoring that probation. After probation…Section 1673Requires dental licensees on probation from July 1, 2020 for sexual misconduct, substance abuse, patient-harm convictions, or harmful prescribing with probation of…Section 1678Requires the board, when a license is revoked, to record the revocation and mark the license canceled as of the revocation date.…Section 1680Defines unprofessional dental conduct to include fraud, unlawful practice assistance, false-name use, deceptive advertising, excessive treatment, unsafe conditions, abandonment, and reporting failures;…Section 1681Defines unprofessional conduct for dental licensees to include unlawful possession of controlled substances or dangerous drugs, self-administration unless directed by a licensed…Section 1682Defines unprofessional conduct to include inadequate sedation or anesthesia monitoring, multiple sedated outpatients without one-to-one monitoring, and recovery staffing above three patients…Section 1683Requires every dentist or other licensed health professional performing a service in a dental office to identify themselves next to the service…Section 1683.1Requires any person or entity providing dental services through telehealth to make available, before services are rendered and whenever the patient requests…Section 1683.2Prohibits a dental services provider from requiring a patient to sign an agreement that limits the patient’s ability to file a complaint…Section 1684Defines performing, or claiming ability to perform, professional services beyond a licensee’s scope and fields of competence as unprofessional conduct, including using…Section 1684.1Requires licensees to provide authorized dental records within 15 days or pay $250 daily up to $5,000, absent good cause; licensed or…Section 1684.5Prohibits a dentist from treating anyone who is not that dentist’s patient of record, while allowing specified auxiliaries to perform authorized diagnostic…Section 1685Defines as unprofessional conduct a dental licensee’s direct requirement, office policy, or knowing permission of dental care that discourages necessary treatment or…Section 1686Allows a disciplined person to petition for reinstatement or penalty modification after three years for specified revocation or surrender, two years for…Section 1687Requires the board to deny licensure, revoke without probation, and refuse reinstatement/reissuance for sex-offender registrants. Exceptions cover terminated registration, registration solely for…