Minnesota Dentistry CE requirements

Q: How many CE hours do dentists need in Minnesota?

Dentists in Minnesota must complete 50 CE hours every 2 years. Licenses expire biennially in the licensee's birth month; the renewal year is staggered by the licensee's birth year.

Dentist — license renewal requirements, sourced from the official board.

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Renewal: Licenses expire biennially in the licensee's birth month; the renewal year is staggered by the licensee's birth year.

Required categories

Continuously maintained CPR certification

Fundamental continuing education (at least 30 hours)

30h

Infection-control course

Sedation/anesthesia permit holders: 15 hours (conditional)

15h

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Reporting

Self-report on renewal application; retain certificates for audit.

50 hours per biennium: at least 30 fundamental hours and no more than 20 elective hours. Sedation/anesthesia permit holders must complete 15 permit-related hours within the 50.

Official source: Minnesota Board of Dentistry

⚠️Board rules change. Verify every figure against the official source before relying on it.

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