What is the North Dakota dental board?

North Dakota State Board of Dental Examiners is the official dental board source Dentovio links for North Dakota. Use the board link for final licensure decisions, and use Dentovio's independent page to jump to North Dakota CE requirements, renewal notes, and foreign-trained dentist pathway references. CE snapshot: Dentists: 32 hours / 2 years (biennial); hygienists: 16 hours / 2 years (biennial).

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North Dakota dental board

The North Dakota dental board is the official source for final licensure decisions. Its site and Dentovio's independent state references are below.

Official board

North Dakota State Board of Dental Examiners

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CE source

Dentovio uses this board or renewal source for the North Dakota CE summary.

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Dentist CE

32 hours / 2 years (biennial)

Dentist CE page

Hygienist CE

16 hours / 2 years (biennial)

Hygienist CE page

Assistant CE

16 hours / 2 years (biennial) — Registered/Qualified Dental Assistants

Assistant CE page

Foreign-trained dentist pathway

Advanced-standing CODA DDS/DMD required — residency/certificate alone is explicitly insufficient. The Board states a dentist educated outside the U.S./Canada must complete a CODA-accredited program and RECEIVE a DDS or DMD degree (or its equivalent); it expressly notes that completion of an education program, INCLUDING a certificate program, that does not result in a DDS/DMD (or equivalent) is insufficient for licensure. A GPR/AEGD residency alone does not qualify.

Licensure page Residency pathway

References

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