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Florida Administrative Code § 64B5-13.005
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Current as of June 2015
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“Disciplinary guidelines under the Department of Health regulations”
The Board of Dentistry may fine or suspend, deny, place on probation, or revoke a dentist’s license for the following:
- Failing to report any person for violating the law;
- Sexually assaulting or engaging in sexual misconduct with a patient;
- Failing to keeping written records of a patient;
- Failing to make available to a patient copies of medical records;
- Failing to comply with patient rights and how to file a patient complaint;
- Performing professional services which have not been authorized by the patient or client;
- Being unable to practice dentistry with reasonable skill; and
- Performing any experimental procedure on a patient without first obtaining informed, written consent.
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Current as of June 2015
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