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Maine Board of Dental Practice Report to the Joint Standing 2025

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The document outlines the Vermont State Jurisprudence Exam for dental hygienists, providing directions for taking the open book exam, requirements for licensure by endorsement, and details on the examination content based on Vermont statutes and rules. It includes instructions for submitting answers and information about passing scores, as well as a series of questions related to professional conduct, licensing requirements, and the responsibilities of dental hygienists.

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What are at least four reasons for disciplinary actions by the dental board?

Here are some examples of why dentists face disciplinary action and ultimately lose their dental licenses. Substance Abuse. Prescription Drug Violations. Overbilling or Filing False or Fraudulent Insurance Claims. BdocHubing Dentist-Patient Confidentiality. False, Misleading, or Deceptive Advertising. Sexual Misconduct.

Who is in charge of the dental team?

General Dentists and Dental Specialists Dentists act as the leader of the dental care team and supervise other members of the dental profession, like dental hygienists and dental assistants.

How do I contact the Maine Dental Board?

You can find contact information for the Board at () or for general assistance please contact (207) 287-3333 or Kerrie.H.Ingram@maine.gov.

How do I fight a dental bill?

Options for Dissatisfied Dental Patients You can inform your state dental regulator (contact your state government for specifics) or your local dental society or board. Disputes concerning your dental bill can be taken to the Better Business Bureau. As a last resort, you can seek legal assistance.

What is unprofessional conduct in dentistry?

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.

What is the Joint Rules Committee in Maine Legislature?

The Joint Rules Committee assists in carrying out the responsibilities of the Legislature. The committee consists of 5 members of the Senate and 5 members of the House of Representatives.

Maine Board of Dental Practice Report to the Joint Standing 2025

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