1311 Jackson Ave Dental
General DentistryDavid Chen DDS PLLC
Long Island City, NY 11101
Minnesota license verification
Verify any Minnesota dentist's license through the Minnesota Board of Dentistry. Confirm active status, license number, issue date, and any disciplinary history before booking care.
Page last reviewed: July 2026.
The Minnesota Board of Dentistry maintains the official license verification tool for dentists practicing in Minnesota.
Open the Minnesota Board of Dentistry license lookup →
Minnesota dentists are licensed by the Minnesota Board of Dentistry, a standalone board with its own online license lookup covering dentists, hygienists, and dental therapists.
Board orders and stipulations are posted in a separate disciplinary actions archive on the board's site, not embedded in the basic lookup result.
Disclaimer: DentistGrid is an informational directory and does not issue or verify professional licenses. Always confirm current license status with the Minnesota Board of Dentistry directly.
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How do I verify a dentist's license in Minnesota?
Use the Minnesota Board of Dentistry online license lookup. Search by the dentist's last name or license number, then review status, issue date, and any disciplinary actions.
Where is the official Minnesota dentist license lookup?
The official lookup is hosted by the Minnesota Board of Dentistry at https://lookup.dentalboard.state.mn.us/.
What does it mean if a Minnesota dentist's license is "inactive" or "expired"?
An inactive or expired license means the dentist is not currently authorized to practice in Minnesota. They cannot legally provide dental care until the license is renewed or reinstated.
Does Minnesota publish dentist disciplinary actions?
Yes. The Minnesota Board of Dentistry publishes board orders and disciplinary actions on its website, and they appear on the licensee's record in the license lookup tool.
Is the federal NPI Registry the same as a Minnesota dental license?
No. The federal NPI Registry (NPPES) confirms a provider's federal identifier, but state licensure is what authorizes practice in Minnesota. Verify both for full confidence.
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