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OREGON BOARD OF DENTISTRY. OPTIONS FOR. Telephone: 971-673-3200. The Oregon Board of Dentistry regulates the practice of dentistry and dental hygiene in the state of Oregon. Discuss the complaint with the dentist, dental hygienist, or his or her supervisor. The Oregon Health Plan has a process.
In order to take x-rays, perform general expanded functions (EFDA), perform expanded orthodontic functions (EFODA), perform restorative functions, perform preventive functions (EFPDA) or perform certified anesthesia functions, dental assistants in Oregon must first be certified in those procedures.
Unprofessional Conduct (violation): Serious violations of the Dental Practice Act or unethical business practices, such as client abandonment, failure to release or return records, or bdocHub of confidentiality.
Although there are no set time limits, the Dental Complaints Service can look into private complaints raised with them within 12 months of the treatment taking place, or within 12 months of a patient becoming aware they have something to complain about.
The Mission of the Oregon Board of Dentistry is to promote quality oral health care and protect all communities in the State of Oregon by equitably and ethically regulating dental professionals. The authority and responsibilities of the Board are contained in Oregon Revised Statutes.

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