Dentist, Dental Hygienist and Academic Dentist Renewal 2012
Renewal Postcards:
Important Notice: Regarding Dental Renewal Postcards: We are aware that some renewal notice postcards were mailed to some licensees with the incorrect License Type or License Status listed. This was a printing error and your records in the system are accurate. You will be able to renew your license as normal in the correct type and status as you will see once you log into your account. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused.
Instructions for Online Renewal:
Dentist, Dental Hygienist and Academic Dentist licenses expire on February 29, 2012 and it is now time to renew your license to keep it in a current status until February 28, 2014. To renew your license, please follow the below steps:
Note: Before moving forward you must complete your Healthcare Professions Profile requirement. This requirement is new to the Dental renewal for 2012 and is required of all Dentist, Dental Hygienist and Academic Dentist licenses in Active and Retired status. Please read the below section titled Additional Renewal Requirements to determine the required items for your particular license type. If you have not completed your Profile, please click here to continue to the Healthcare Professions Profiling prior to accessing the Online Renewal System.
If you experience technical issues when renewing online, please email the System Support Unit at the following address: regonline@dora.state.co.us. For all other inquiries regarding your renewal please call 303-894-2984.
License Renewal Fees:
All fees are Non-Refundable. The Division of Registrations cannot and will not take payment information over the phone. We will not request credit card numbers or checking account numbers via telephone. You will only be able to pay for your renewal online, in person at our office or by mail with the necessary renewal packet. To protect your information DO NOT provide any credit card or checking account numbers over the phone to an unknown source.
Additional Renewal Requirements:
Healthcare Professions Profile: Because of the success of the Physician Profile program, Senate Bill 10-124, the Michael Skolnik Medical Transparency Act of 2010 (the Act), was passed expanding profiling to include more than 18 other professions. Because of this expansion, it is now referred to as the Healthcare Professions Profiling Program (HPPP) and the administration of the program is no longer under the Colorado Medical Board and is now under the Division of Registrations. The Act requires all Dentists, Dental Hygienists and Academic Dentists who submit an application for an initial license, license reinstatement, reactivation, or renewal in Active or Retired status, to disclose specific information that can be accessed by the public. BY LAW, a Dentist, Dental Hygienist or Academic Dentist license CANNOT be renewed in Active or Retired status unless the licensee complies with the profile requirements.
You will be directed to the Profile entry page prior to being able to renew online if a completed Profile has not yet be submitted. To access and submit your profile now, please click here.
Renewal Attestation (Dentists and Dental Hygienists Only): You must complete the mandatory 2012 Dentist/Dental Hygienist Renewal Attestation prior to renewing your license. You will be prompted to do so through the Online Renewal System. Once complete, you will be able to move forward and pay for your renewal.
Military Exemption HB11-1013:
If you serve(d) in the military and were called to federally funded active duty for more than 120 days that occurred or will occur during your current license renewal period, click here to learn more about House Bill 11-1013.
Disclosure of Criminal Conduct:
During the licensing process, the Division asked whether you have ever been disciplined in any state, arrested, charged, convicted or pled guilty to a crime. After initial licensure, all licensees have a duty to report subsequent felony convictions and disciplinary actions. Some must also report misdemeanors related to the specific practice. Failure to disclose could constitute grounds alone for revocation of your license.
Licensure is a privilege, not a right. In order to obtain and retain the privilege, you must be completely honest. The Division conducts annual audits of its licensing database against several criminal and national disciplinary databases, which allows the Division to track subsequent criminal conduct and disciplinary actions after initial licensure.
An arrest, disciplinary action or subsequent criminal conviction does not mean an automatic revocation of your license. The board or program will look at the facts surrounding the criminal conduct and disciplinary action to determine whether you are still fit for licensure. Your license will not necessarily be revoked if you have been disciplined, arrested, charged or convicted, but your license will most likely be revoked if you fail to disclose it.
Ready to Renew Your License?
If you are finished reading the above instructions you may want to print this page before you begin the online renewal process. Now click here to go directly to online renewal.
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