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Click on the appropriate tab below to see the Renewal Requirements, Process, Fees and Continuing Education (CE) for a Non-Profit Corporation Permit .
Florida passed House Bill 975 following the 2024 legislative session, which requires this profession to complete electronic fingerprinting. Your application cannot be approved until this requirement, along with all other licensure criteria, has been met. For more information on background screening, visit MQA's Background Screening website.
The board office staff will process the renewal of a non-profit corporation permit upon receipt of:
Renewal notices are not sent to the non-profit corporation. Failure to renew an active permit by the expiration date will render the permit expired without any further action by the board. A new application and supporting documents are required in the event a permit expires.
There is no continuing education requirement for a non-Florida licensed dentist employed by a non-profit corporation.
An officer of the non-profit corporation is required to RENEW BY MAIL by submitting the Non-Profit Corporation Permit Application and proof of current CPR at the basic life support level for each non-Florida licensed dentist at the facility prior to the expiration date to the following address:
Department of Health
Board of Dentistry
4052 Bald Cypress Way, #C-04
Tallahassee, FL 32399-3258
Renewal notices are not sent to the non-profit corporation.
Failure to renew an active registration by the expiration date renders the permit expired without any further action by the board.
There are no renewal fees.
Florida Statutes
Section 466.025: Permitting of dental interns serving at state institutions; certification of dentists practicing at government facilities; permitting of nonprofit corporations.
Florida Administrative Code
Rule 64B5-7.006: Non-Profit Corporation Permits
