Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-328.22: Specialty license

A. 1. The Board of Dentistry may issue a dental specialty

license authorizing a dentist to represent himself or herself to the

public as a specialist, and to practice as a specialist, in a dental

specialty.

2. No dentist shall represent himself or herself to the public

as a specialist or practice as a specialist as listed in this

paragraph, unless the individual:

a. has successfully completed an advanced dental

specialty educational program accredited by the

Commission on Dental Accreditation, or has met the

board certification requirements and is recognized as

a current board certified member of a dental specialty

organization or association recognized by the National

Commission on Recognition of Dental Specialties and

Certifying Boards,

b. has passed the jurisprudence examination covering the

State Dental Act, rules and state laws, and

c. has completed any additional requirements set forth in

state law or rules and has been issued a dental

specialty license by the Board.

3. Specialty licenses recognized by the Board shall include:

a. dental public health,

b. endodontics,

c. oral and maxillofacial surgery,

d. oral and maxillofacial radiology,

e. orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics,

f. pediatric dentistry,

g. periodontics,

h. prosthodontics,

i. oral and maxillofacial pathology,

j. dental anesthesiology,

k. oral medicine, and

l. orofacial pain.

B. 1. At the time of application, if the dentist has ever been

licensed in any other state, he or she shall provide a letter of

good standing from such state before the Board may issue a specialty

license.

2. In conducting an investigation of an applicant who has

applied for a dental specialty license pursuant to this subsection,

the Board shall require of the applicant disclosure of the same

background information as is required of an applicant for a license

to practice dentistry in this state.

C. Any person holding an Oklahoma specialty license that does

not have an Oklahoma general dentistry license shall be limited to

practicing that specialty for which they hold a license.

D. The Board may use the American Dental Association National

Commission on Recognition of Dental Specialties and Certifying

Boards guidelines or the guidelines of another nationally recognized

dental association or board for the purpose of defining a specialty

practice area not otherwise defined herein.