Phillips v. Board of Dentistry, Department of Health

In this license discipline case, the Board of Dentistry (Board), revoked a dentist’s license to practice even though an administrative law judge (ALJ) recommended only a suspension. The Board had charged him with, among other things, practicing below the applicable standard, inadequate record keeping, and failing to have malpractice insurance or establish proof of financial responsibility. On these charges he was found guilty, while he was exonerated of others. We have considered all of his arguments and affirm the Board’s finding of guilt as to the above three charges and proceed to consider…