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   • 17.2 Section 27 of the Dentists Registration Ordinance (Chapter 156) reads “Any registered dentist who practises dentistry in premises in which an unregistered person practises dentistry commits an offence...”.

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   What are the rights of a registered dentist?

   • Privileges of registered dentists Subject to section 11A(7), every registered dentist shall be entitled to recover in due course of law reasonable charges for professional aid, advice and visits and the value of any medicine or any dental or medical appliances rendered, made or supplied by him to his patients.

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   Can a non-locally trained dentist Register in Hong Kong?

   • Before the 1990s, non- locally trained dentists with recognised qualifications granted in certain overseas countries were eligible for registration in Hong Kong, though the requirement has been gradually changed to requiring non-locally trained dentists to pass the Licensing Examination administered by the DCHK3.

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2. www.elegislation.gov.hk › hk › cap156!enCap. 156 Dentists Registration Ordinance - View Legislation

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     Dentists Registration Ordinance (Cap. 156)

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   Dentists Registration Ordinance (DRO) now provides two registration pathways: 1. Introducing new registration pathways • Recently increased training places on 4 occasions, from 50 in 2008-09 to 90 in 2022-23 11 • Doubled frequency since 2015-16, with only

5. www.dchk.org.hkThe Dental Council of Hong Kong - Home

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   The Dental Council of Hong Kong is established under the Dentists Registration Ordinance, Chapter 156, Laws of Hong Kong. It provides for the registration and regulation of the dental profession in order to protect patients, foster ethical conduct, and develop and upkeep the ethical standard of the profession.

6. www.dchk.org.hk › docs › codeFOR THE GUIDANCE OF DENTAL PRACTITIONERS IN HONG KONG

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   practitioners whether they are registered dentists or dentists who are deemed to be registered under the provisions of the Dentists Registration Ordinance (Chapter 156). It also sets out certain kinds of offences and unprofessional conduct which may lead

7. www.legco.gov.hk › yr2023 › englishFor discussion on 14 July 2023 Proposed Amendments to In ...

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   exploring to amend the Dentists Registration Ordinance (Cap. 156) (DRO) to provide new pathways for the admission of qualified non-locally trained dentists to practise in specified institutions and modernise the regulatory framework for dentists and ancillary