About Us

A simple, fast way to find your state board of dentistry.

Published and maintained by Sumo Coder

Board of Dentistry is an independent directory built for one purpose: helping patients, dentists, and dental hygienists quickly find accurate information about their state licensing board. We organize contact details, license requirements, renewal fees, and complaint procedures by state so you can find what you need without digging through multiple government websites.

Every state page includes the details people actually need — agency contact information, license lookup and verification tools, renewal deadlines, and continuing education requirements — along with a direct link to the official state board for anything that requires an official transaction, such as verifying a license or filing a complaint.

We also publish a small set of general reference guides covering common topics — how to file a complaint, how to verify a license, continuing education requirements, and dental specialties — so you can get a quick answer without leaving the site.

How we source and verify information

Every contact detail, fee, and requirement on this site is compiled from official sources — each state's dental licensing board directly — rather than written from scratch. Every state page links directly to that state's official board site so you can check the primary source yourself.

Each state page and cross-state guide shows an "Updated" date. That date reflects when the page was last checked against its official source and corrected if anything had changed — it isn't a cosmetic timestamp.

Licensing rules vary by state and change over time. If something on this site doesn't match what your state board currently says, the state board is always the authoritative answer for your specific situation.

What we are not

Board of Dentistry is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any state government or licensing board. We're an independent publisher, and our listings are compiled and maintained separately from any official state system. For official business — verifying a license, filing a complaint, or renewing a license — please visit your state board's official website.

Nothing on this site is legal advice. It's a starting point for understanding your state's requirements and finding the right official contact — not a substitute for guidance from your state board or a qualified professional.

Corrections

Spot a contact detail, fee, or requirement that looks out of date? We'd like to know — visit our Contact Us page and send us the details. Reported corrections are checked against the official source and fixed promptly.