Reciprocity or endorsement signal
Endorsement (IC 25-14-1-16) also presumes a substantially-equivalent (CODA) education.
Reciprocity and endorsement
For dental license reciprocity or licensure by endorsement in Indiana, Dentovio's sourced state record highlights this out-of-state license signal: Endorsement (IC 25-14-1-16) also presumes a substantially-equivalent (CODA) education. Related pathway and exam context: Written: national board dental examination (iNBDE / formerly NBDE), all sections. Clinical: one board-approved regional exam per 828 IAC 1-1-7 — CRDTS, NERB, SRTA, or WREB (WREB retired Dec 31 2022). Plus the Indiana dental law (jurisprudence) Confirm the current endorsement, credentials, portability, application, exam, score-age, and foreign-trained exceptions directly with Indiana State Board of Dentistry (Indiana PLA).
Last verified 2026-07-08. Educational planning reference only; the board controls current reciprocity, endorsement, credentialing, portability, exam exceptions, forms, fees, and final approvals.
Endorsement (IC 25-14-1-16) also presumes a substantially-equivalent (CODA) education.
Written: national board dental examination (iNBDE / formerly NBDE), all sections. Clinical: one board-approved regional exam per 828 IAC 1-1-7 — CRDTS, NERB, SRTA, or WREB (WREB retired Dec 31 2022). Plus the Indiana dental law (jurisprudence) exam, score 75+. Exams must be passed within the 5 years before application.
DISCREPANCY FLAG: Numerous third-party guides list Indiana among states allowing foreign-trained dentists to license after a 2-year GPR/AEGD, but the authoritative rule (828 IAC 1-1-1) plainly requires graduation from a CODA-accredited dental school with no stated residency substitute. Indiana grants licenses case-by-case; verify the current interpretation in writing with the Indiana State Board of Dentistry before relying on a residency-only route. Endorsement (IC 25-14-1-16) also presumes a substantially-equivalent (CODA) education.
Indiana State Board of Dentistry (Indiana PLA)