§ 32-1237 — Restricted permit

A. A person may apply for a restricted permit if the applicant demonstrates to the board's satisfaction that the applicant:

1. Has a pending contract with a recognized charitable dental clinic or organization or will be practicing for educational purposes in connection with and while enrolled in recognized continuing dental education that offers dental services without compensation or at a rate that only reimburses the clinic for dental supplies and overhead costs and the applicant will receive no compensation for dental services provided at the clinic or organization or in connection with the recognized continuing dental education.

2. Has a license to practice dentistry issued by another state or territory of the United States or the District of Columbia.

3. Has been actively engaged in one or more of the following for at least three years immediately preceding the application:

(a) The practice of dentistry.

(b) An approved dental residency training program.

(c) Postgraduate training deemed by the board equivalent to an approved dental residency training program.

4. Is competent and proficient to practice dentistry.

5. Meets the requirements of section 32-1232, subsection A, other than the requirement to meet section 32-1233.

B. For the purposes of meeting the requirements of subsection A of this section, the provider of the recognized continuing dental education, before the commencement of the recognized continuing dental education, shall notify the board of the restricted permit applicants the provider has accepted that meet the requirements of section 32-1231, paragraph 9. The board shall acknowledge receipt of the notification within five business days after the later of receiving either:

1. The notification.

2. A copy of the applicants' valid fingerprint clearance cards.