Registration and Licensing Policies

Below are the NSRDHDTD Registration and Licensing Policies related to placing an individual on the NSRDHDTD Register and issuing a practising licence, upon receipt of a complete application

See Registration, Licensing, and Permitting Information for the General Registration/Licensing Requirements. This will provide you with links to the Tab for the application pathway that applies to your situation e.g., your profession (dental hygiene, dental technology, or denturism), you are a graduate from an accredited dental hygiene program, and you've never been registered in another Canadian jurisdiction. You will be able to submit your application from that specific Tab.  

 

Translation of Documents to be submitted to the NSRDHDTD 

Documents that are not in English or French must be translated. Applicants are responsible for having their documents translated by a certified translator and providing a certified official translation to NSRDHDTD of the requested documents. Costs will vary depending on the volume of the text. A certified official translation means that a professional (certified) translator takes your document in its original language and translates it into English or French. The professional then places his or her stamp, seal, or special paper on a cover letter attached to the documents themselves or to an electronic version (disk or thumb drive) indicating that it is a true translation of the original language document.

If you had your documents translated for another organization e.g., NDHCB, DTETPA or WES we will accept a copy of previously translated documents that meet the criteria stated above, if sent directly from that organization.