Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-328.39

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Dental laboratory permit holders or technicians -

Official statutory text

Grounds for penalties.

The following acts or occurrences by a dental laboratory permit

holder or technician shall constitute grounds for which the

penalties specified in Section 328.44a of this title may be imposed

by order of the Board of Dentistry or be the basis for denying a new

applicant any license or permit issued by the Board:

1. Publishing a false, fraudulent or misleading advertisement

or statement;

2. Performing dental laboratory technology at a location for

which no permit to operate a dental laboratory has been issued by

the Board, except as provided in subsection C of Section 328.36 of

this title;

3. Performing dental laboratory technology without a laboratory

prescription of a dentist, except as provided in subsection C of

Section 328.36 of this title;

4. Failing to return a prescribed work product to the

prescribing dentist or the dental office of the dentist or failing

to return dental impressions, molds, models, radiographs or other

digital imagery upon written request;

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5. Refusing to allow a member of the Board or an agent or

employee of the Board to inspect laboratory prescriptions or dental

restorations, appliances or other devices that are being

constructed, reproduced or repaired;

6. Possessing dental equipment not necessary for performing

dental laboratory technology;

7. Being dishonest in a material way with a dentist; or

8. Violating or attempting to violate the provisions of the

State Dental Act or the rules of the Board, as a principal,

accessory or accomplice.

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