North Carolina General Statutes
Article 2 - Dentistry.
§ 90-31.1 - Continuing education courses required.

90-31.1. Continuing education courses required.
All dentists licensed under G.S. 90-30 shall be required to attend Board-approved courses of study in subjects relating to dentistry. The Board shall have authority to consider and approve courses, or providers of courses, to the end that those attending will gain (i) information on existing and new methods and procedures used by dentists, (ii) information leading to increased safety and competence in their dealings with patients and staff, and (iii) information on other matters, as they develop, that are of continuing importance to the practice of dentistry. The Board shall determine the number of hours of study within a particular period and the nature of course work required. The Board may provide exemptions or waivers from continuing education requirements where dentists are receiving alternate learning experiences or where they have limited practices. The Board shall by regulation define circumstances for exemptions or waivers for dentists who are involved in dental education or training pursuits where they gain experiences equivalent to formal continuing education courses, for those who have reached an advanced age and are semiretired or have otherwise voluntarily restricted their practices in volume and scope, and for such other situations as the Board in its discretion may determine meet the purposes of this section. (1993, c. 307, s. 1.)

Structure North Carolina General Statutes

North Carolina General Statutes

Chapter 90 - Medicine and Allied Occupations

Article 2 - Dentistry.

§ 90-22 - Practice of dentistry regulated in public interest; Article liberally construed; Board of Dental Examiners; composition; qualifications and terms of members; vacancies; nominations and elections; compensation; expenditures by Board.

§ 90-23 - Officers; common seal.

§ 90-24 - Quorum; adjourned meetings.

§ 90-25 - Records and transcripts.

§ 90-26 - Annual and special meetings.

§ 90-27 - Judicial powers; additional data for records.

§ 90-28 - Bylaws and regulations; acquisition of property.

§ 90-28.5 - Disasters and emergencies.

§ 90-29 - Necessity for license; dentistry defined; exemptions.

§ 90-29.1 - Extraoral services performed for dentists.

§ 90-29.2 - Requirements in respect to written work orders; penalty.

§ 90-29.3 - Provisional license.

§ 90-29.4 - Intern permit.

§ 90-29.5 - Instructor's license.

§ 90-30 - Examination and licensing of applicants; qualifications; causes for refusal to grant license; void licenses.

§ 90-30.1 - Standards for general anesthesia and enteral and parenteral sedation; fees authorized.

§ 90-30.2 - Teledentistry practice; definitions; requirements.

§ 90-31 - Annual renewal of licenses.

§ 90-31.1 - Continuing education courses required.

§ 90-32 - Contents of original license.

§ 90-33 - Displaying license and current certificate of renewal.

§ 90-34 - Refusal to grant renewal of license.

§ 90-35 - Duplicate licenses.

§ 90-36 - Licensing practitioners of other states.

§ 90-37 - Certificate issued to dentist moving out of State.

§ 90-37.1 - Limited volunteer dental license.

§ 90-37.2 - Temporary permits for volunteer dentists.

§ 90-38 - Licensing former dentists who have moved back into State or resumed practice.

§ 90-39 - Fees.

§ 90-40 - Unauthorized practice; penalty.

§ 90-40.1 - Enjoining unlawful acts.

§ 90-40.2 - Management arrangements.

§ 90-41 - Disciplinary action.

§ 90-41.1 - Hearings.

§ 90-42 - Restoration of revoked license.

§ 90-43 - Compensation and expenses of Board.

§ 90-44 - Annual report of Board.

§ 90-46 - Filling prescriptions.

§ 90-48 - Rules of Board; certain information to be made available.

§ 90-48.1 - Free choice by patient guaranteed.

§ 90-48.2 - Board agreements with special peer review organizations for impaired dentists.

§ 90-48.3 - Board authority to include impaired dental hygienists in programs developed for impaired dentists.