Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-328.54
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Dental practice - Diagnosis via the Internet
Official statutory text
A. Any person conducting a diagnosis for the purpose of
prescribing medication or treatment or any other action determined
to be a dental practice as defined by the State Dental Act, via the
Internet or other telecommunications device on any patient that is
physically located in this state shall hold a valid Oklahoma state
dental license.
B. A dentist holding a valid dental license in Oklahoma may
consult, diagnose and treat a patient of record via synchronous or
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 273
asynchronous telecommunication between the patient and dentist. The
dentist must record all activities relating to teledentistry in the
patient record and must have an office location in Oklahoma
available for follow-up treatment and maintenance of records.
prescribing medication or treatment or any other action determined
to be a dental practice as defined by the State Dental Act, via the
Internet or other telecommunications device on any patient that is
physically located in this state shall hold a valid Oklahoma state
dental license.
B. A dentist holding a valid dental license in Oklahoma may
consult, diagnose and treat a patient of record via synchronous or
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 59. Professions and Occupations Page 273
asynchronous telecommunication between the patient and dentist. The
dentist must record all activities relating to teledentistry in the
patient record and must have an office location in Oklahoma
available for follow-up treatment and maintenance of records.
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