Question 76 · LDEK · General principles
Dentists ex lege (by law) lose the right to practice their profession if:
- A. break in their professional career lasts longer than five years.
- B. they are incapacitated totally or partially.
- C. they are prohibited from practicing medicine by the verdict of the criminal court.
- D. district medical council holds a justified suspicion of their inability to practice medicine.
- E. they violated the rules of professional ethics or the rules for practicing their profession.
Hint
Automatic loss of the right follows from a change in the dentist's legal capacity, not from disciplinary or administrative steps.
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