Kansas Dental License Renewal

Kansas Dental Board Verified against official source Updated August 2026

Fees, deadlines, and what's required to renew a dental license in Kansas.

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Quick Answer

In Kansas, dentist licenses renew every 2 years for $287.00. 60 continuing education hours are required every 2 years.

Continuing Education

60 hrs

every 2 years

License Renewal

Every 2 years

Renewal Fee (Dentist)

$287.00

Kansas dental and dental hygiene licenses expire December 1 and renew on a biennial basis under K.S.A. 65-1431. Renewal is staggered by license number: licensees with odd-numbered licenses renew in odd-numbered years, and licensees with even-numbered licenses renew in even-numbered years.

Renewal window

  • Renewal period: October 1 through December 1
  • Grace period: through January 31 (no late fee)
  • Late renewal: February 1 through March 1, with a $500 late fee added (K.S.A. 65-1431(c)(2))
  • No renewals are accepted after March 1; the license is cancelled
License type On-time renewal fee (by Jan 31) Late fee (Feb 1–Mar 1)
Dentist $287.00 $787.00
Dental Hygienist $131.00 $631.00
Retired $3.00 $3.00
Active military (domestic address) $3.00 $3.00

Renewals are processed online through Kansas.gov's licensing portal at kansas.gov/ssrv-dbr. Online renewal is not available to licensees changing between active and retired/disabled status, licensees who must supply supporting documentation (such as out-of-state discipline, a malpractice settlement, or a criminal conviction), or active-military applicants without a domestic mailing address β€” these cases require a paper renewal form requested directly from the Board.

Other fees

  • Reinstatement of a cancelled license: $200 penalty fee (K.A.R. 71-1-20, under K.S.A. 65-1431(e)(2))
  • New licensees applying on or after January 1 pay 1/24th of the biennial renewal fee for each full month remaining in the renewal period, in addition to the application fee (K.A.R. 71-1-19)
Initial application fee The Board's initial licensure application fee is not published as a fixed public fee schedule β€” it is assessed through the Board's online licensing portal at the time of application. Contact the Board at (785) 296-6400 or dental.info@ks.gov to confirm the current amount before applying.

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