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member benefits<br />

After hearing Alan's story, we reactivated the<br />

st<br />

meaning as of May 1 we began emailing alerts with links to the DBOC renewal site at the<br />

beginning of each member's renewal month:<br />

SMCDS REMINDER: YOUR Dental License Renewal is Due<br />

Heads-up for dental license renewal<br />

this means YOU!<br />

The SMCDS member database shows YOUR license renewal date coming up between now and the last day of [birth month]. Please<br />

renew your license early! Forewarned is forearmed. Save yourself the IMMENSE hassle of a late renewal and take care of it NOW.<br />

As of January 2016, you can renew online by registering with the DBOC using<br />

https://www.breeze.ca.gov/datamart/languageChoice.do<br />

P.S. IN THE EVENT you do not heed this warning and end up renewing by mail less than two weeks in advance of your license<br />

expiration date, be sure to send it BY CERTIFIED MAIL, RECEIPT RETURN REQUESTED. Retain the RRR stamped by the post office<br />

and returned to you as PROOF of your application and fee having been mailed prior to license expiration date.<br />

Missed that great course on implants? Need 2-12 CE credits in a rush to meet your re-licensure requirement? Thanks to Dr.<br />

Bruce Bohannan's extracurricular interests, awesome expertise, and impressive video equipment, SMCDS offers online video<br />

courses available 24/7 at your convenience. All videos are posted with speaker permission. Find them by scrolling down on the<br />

home page of www.smcds.com or Here<br />

FROM THE DBOC WEBSITE: “Dental licenses expire on the last day of the birth month of the licensee every two years, per<br />

Business and Professions Code, Section 1715. If the licensee's birth year is an even number, his or her license will expire<br />

during even-numbered years. If the licensee's birth year is an odd number, his or her license will expire during odd-numbered<br />

years. There is no grace period for a dentist in active practice, although a delinquency fee will not be assessed until the<br />

renewal is more than 30 days late. A dentist who practices after the expiration date without renewing is considered<br />

to be practicing without a license. Renewal notices are mailed approximately 60 days before expiration. A dentist is<br />

responsible for renewing their license regardless of having received a renewal notice or not."<br />

new dentists<br />

New Dentists Return to El Torito in Burlingame<br />

We returned to El Torito in February for our first New Dentists Social of 2016. These events are completely casual and purely social - no<br />

set agenda other than mingling, eating, drinking, and playing the optional Know Someone New game to win drawing prizes. With a total<br />

of 29 new and experienced dentists, we had a full house! Jamie Warren - one of our new dentists seeking employment for some time -<br />

spent the evening making good networking connections, reflecting afterward'These events are tremendously valuable to me!' If you're<br />

looking for employment, a mentor, or even someone to shadow, the New Dentist Social is a good place to find what you're looking for!<br />

Huge thank yous to our generous and funloving sponsor, Tom O'Brien of SGC Financial, for offesetting costs, offering resources, and<br />

awarding two drawing prizes (Amazon<br />

& F a n d a n g o g i f t c a r d s ) .<br />

Congratulations to the lucky winners:<br />

Laura Stewart and Derrick Chua!<br />

Special thanks to Al Landucci of<br />

Orthodontics of San Mateo for taking<br />

pictures!<br />

Mouthpiece | Summer 2016 | 13

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