Louisiana State Board of Dentistry

Licensee Login

RENEW YOUR LICENSE ONLINE

If your license expires December 31, 2025, you may renew it online using a major credit card by logging in below. If you wish to pay with a check or money order, please see the links below the online login.

BLS, ACLS, PALS

ALL BLS, ACLS, AND PALS CARDS MUST BE UPLOADED INTO THE CPR SECTION IN CE BROKER. IF YOU SUBMIT THEM AS REGULAR CLINICAL HOURS, THE REQUIRED CPR FLAGS WILL NOT BE CLEARED.

ANESTHESIA/SEDATION CE
If you hold a moderate sedation or general anesthesia permit, you are now required to complete 6 hours of related CE each time you renew. However, if you completed 12 hours during 2022 or 2023 to renew your permit in 2023, you are exempt from the 6 hour requirement for your 2025 renewal. Please email Iris Pourciau at iris@lsbd.org that you completed the 12 hours during 2022 or 2023 and that you need an exemption entered into your CE Broker account.

Dentists and hygienists may now login at any time to make changes to your information on file with the Board.

Your License ID is your license number and your (initial) password is the last 4 digits of your SSN. You may change your password once you are logged in.

All paper license renewals must be mailed to the Board office no later than December 31, 2025, to avoid a late fee. License ID is your license number and your (initial) password is the last 4 digits of your SSN. You may change your password once you are logged in.

LICENSE RENEWAL BY MAIL--CHECK OR MONEY ORDER ONLY

All paper license renewal applications must be mailed to the Board office no later than December 31, 2025, to avoid a late fee. You may only pay with a check or money order if you renew by mail. Credit cards are not accepted.

Dental paper renewal application

Hygiene paper renewal application

LICENSEE SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

The Board is committed to protecting the public but does not wish to discourage its licensees from seeking treatment for substance abuse issues or mental health issues. We would like to let our licensees know that seeking that type of treatment does not necessarily cause one to lose a license. Informing the board of this type of treatment may cause the board to request an independent evaluation to make sure that the licensee is safe to practice, but as long as the licensee is safe to practice no action will be taken against a license.