Maine Board of Dental Practice Report to the Joint Standing 2026

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If an investigation finds repeated acts of negligence, gross negligence, incompetence, or unprofessional conduct, a dentists license may be revoked per Business and Professions Code (BPC) section 1670.
If you get a negative review, you can respond in generalities and encourage the poster to call your office with a reply such as: Our office strives to ensure a great patient experience. Please call our office to discuss. Avoid coming across as defensive, confrontational or accusative.
You can find contact information for the Board at () or for general assistance please contact (207) 287-3333 or Kerrie.H.Ingram@maine.gov.
Pain is usually the most common presenting complaint. [1] Biologically mediated dental emergencies include bacterial, viral, or fungal infections; mechanically mediated dental emergencies refer to tooth fracture, luxation, and avulsion or when dental treatment leads to pulpal or periodontal complications and pain.
State dental boards derive their authority from the police power of the government to regulate for the protection of the health, welfare, safety, and morals of the public.

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Tooth decay is the most common problem that dentists will treat. It happens to everyone at least once in their lifetime unless they uphold impeccable oral hygiene. Tooth decay is also known as a dental cavity.
o Be careful about what you say since it can be used against you during proceedings. o Do not attempt to answer or respond to the complaint by yourself. o Do not speak with an investigator unless you are accompanied by an attorney who is experienced in state dental board matters.

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