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   What does the California Dental Board do?

   • The Dental Board of California (Board) licenses and regulates approximately 104,000 dental professionals. The Board licenses, monitors, and disciplines dentists, registered dental assistants (RDAs), and registered dental assistants in extended functions (RDAEFs). The Board sets the duties and functions of unlicensed dental assistants.

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   Can a foreign dentist get a California dental license?

   • After attending a 2-year international studies program at a CODA- or Board-approved dental school in general dentistry and graduating with a DMD/DDS degree, foreign trained dentists can apply for a California dentist license through one of two pathways: Licensure by ADEX or Licensure by Residency.

   How to Become a Licensed Dentist - Dental Board of California

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   How do I become a dentist in California?

   • Take and pass the National Board Dental Examination. Take and pass the California Law and Ethics Examination. Take and pass the Western Regional Examining Board (WREB) Examination or the American Dental Examiners (ADEX) Examination. Patient-based and mannikin-based examination formats are accepted.

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   Can I get a dentist license in California?

   • Students who enrolled in the Faculty (School) of Dentistry at State University of Medicine and Pharmacy “Nicolae Testemitanu” of the Republic of Moldova prior to January 1, 2020, are eligible to apply for dentist licensure in California upon graduation from the school.

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   How do I get a dental residency in California?

   • Applicants must have the residency program director complete the Certification of Clinical Residency Completion (Residency 1) form, found online at dbc.ca.gov. Take and pass the National Board Dental Examination. Take and pass the California Law and Ethics Examination.

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   What types of permits does the Dental Board issue?

   • The Board issues many types of permits to administer dental anesthesia and sedation, as well as orthodontic assistant and dental sedation assistant permits. Finally, the Board approves dental educational programs and courses required for practice, licensure, and continuing education.

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   The Dental Board of California (Board) licenses and regulates approximately 104,000 dental professionals. The Board licenses, monitors, and disciplines dentists, registered dental assistants (RDAs), and registered dental assistants in extended functions (RDAEFs).

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   After attending a 2-year international studies program at a CODA- or Board-approved dental school in general dentistry and graduating with a DMD/DDS degree, foreign trained dentists can apply for a California dentist license through one of two pathways: Licensure by ADEX or Licensure by Residency.

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   Application to the Dental Board (Board) of California for licensure after successful completion of the WREB examination. Please visit the Board's web page for licensure based on the WREB examination for more information.

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   The Dental Board of California license and regulate dentist and dental assistants. Their mission is to protect and promote the health and safety of consumers of the State of California.

   • Phone: (916) 263-2300

   • Email: dentalboard@dca.ca.gov

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   6 days ago · Submit an application to the Dental Board of California. Provide all required documentation, including proof of education, examination scores, and background check. Complete the California Law and Ethics Examination. Study and pass the California Dentistry Law and Ethics Examination. Consider Specialization (Optional) If desired, complete a ...

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   California, or complete a two-year international dental program at a board-approved dental school. • Take and pass the National Board Dental Examination. • Take and pass the California Law and Ethics Examination.

8. www.ada.org › resources › careersInteractive licensure map | American Dental Association - ADA

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   Find information about initial licensure, licensure by credentials, CE and renewal requirements, and specialty licensure for each state and territory. The ADA attempts to keep all maps current based on available information from state dental boards, clinical testing agencies and state dental associations.