Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-328.39a: Dental laboratory permit holders - Grounds for

penalties.

The following acts or occurrences by a holder of a permit to

operate a dental laboratory shall constitute grounds for which the

penalties specified in Section 328.44a of this title may be imposed

by order of the Board of Dentistry:

1. Publishing a false, fraudulent or misleading advertisement

or statement;

2. Providing dental laboratory technology at a location for

which no permit to operate a dental laboratory has been issued by

the Board, except as provided in subsection C of Section 328.36 of

this title;

3. Providing dental laboratory technology without a laboratory

prescription of a dentist, except as provided in subsection C of

Section 328.36 of this title;

4. Failing to return a prescribed work product to a prescribing

dentist or the dental office of the dentist;

5. Refusing to allow a member of the Board or an agent or

employee of the Board to inspect laboratory prescriptions or dental

restorations, appliances or other devices that are being

constructed, reproduced or repaired;

6. Failing to retain an original laboratory prescription

received from a prescribing dentist for a period of three (3) years

from the date of the laboratory prescription, except that the

failure to retain a document shall not be a violation of the State

Dental Act if the owner of the dental laboratory shows that the

document was lost, destroyed, or removed by another, without the

consent of the owner;

7. Possessing dental equipment not necessary for performing

dental laboratory technology;

8. Failing to pay fees as required by the State Dental Act or

the rules of the Board;

9. Operating a dental laboratory without displaying, at the

primary place of operation, a permit issued by the Board for the

operation of the dental laboratory and the current renewal

certificate;

10. Being dishonest in a material way with a dentist;

11. Violating or attempting to violate the provisions of the

State Dental Act or the rules of the Board, as a principal,

accessory or accomplice; or

12. Pleading guilty or nolo contendere to, or being convicted

of, a felony, a misdemeanor involving moral turpitude, or a

violation of federal or state controlled dangerous substances laws.