The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-09-23

name except his proper name; which 10
the name as set forth In the license granted
to him or has used the name Of any COM
pany, association, corporation, trade-name,
parlor, dental clinic or business name in
connection with the practice Of dentistry
as defined in this Act; has permitted,
directly or indirectly, an unregistered or
unlicensed dentist to practice dentistry un-
der his or her direction;
10y has employed or made use Of adver.
Using solicitors or free public press agents;
~ has used any sign, or whose name
is upon any sign, in violation Of Section
IS Of this Act;
49, has violated Section "A Of this Act
(9) has violated Section 10A of this Act /:
(10) has been found guilty of dishon-
orable or unprofessional conduct. Unpro-
fessional conduct shall mean:
(a) the obtaining Of any fee by fraud;
advertising to guarantee any dental serv-
Ice, or to perform any dental operation
painlessly; making use of any adyertis-
deceive or mislead the public;
(b) advertising professional superiority
or the performance Of professional serv-
Ices in a superior manner; advertising
prices for professional service; advertising
ns0 of large IN dsp PLAY q hight
tion of tooth, teeth bridge work or any
portion of the human head; employing or
making. use of advertising solicitors or
any free dental work, or free examination:
or advertising to guarantee any dental
service; or to perform any dental operation
painlessly;
(c) advertising to use any anesthetic.
drug, formulae, material, medicine, method
or system; advertising by public exhibit
at residence Of practice any appliances used
in restorative dentistry; advertising any
free dental work or free examination.
This Section 10 and Section 10 A shall not
be retroactive, and no license shall be sus-
pended or revoked for any violations Of
prior to the taking effect Of this Act.
10A. All advertising by dentists is pro-
hibited by this Act except the following:
(a) dentist may use a personal pro-
fessional card Of not more than 81" by q.
upon which may be printed only his name.
title, address, telephone number and office
hours. Such card may be printed in
and that which is set forth on the card
may be announced over the radio. Not
more than one card shall be in any edition
Of any newspaper or publication at one
time; not more than two radio announce
ments shall be made in any one twenty
four hour period.
(b) A notice may be mailed every thirty
1907 days by any dentist notifying any
bona fide patient Of such dentist that thirty
udyS nave elapsed since any dental
examination has been made by such
dentist.
(c) Signs are authorized as set forth In
Section IA of this Act.
(d) Removal notices may be mailed by
any dentist notifying any bona fide pa
tient of such dentist that said dentist is
removing his Offices from his present ad-
notice. Such notice shall not be more than
81" by 2" and may only contain the name,
title, present address, telephone number.
office hours, and new address Of the dentist
may be printed in any newspaper or pub
1ication. Not more than one notice shall
be in any edition of any newspaper or
publication at one time.
(e) Notices may be mailed to the gen.
eral public by any dentist who is about
flying the public Of this fact. Such no.
tice shall not be more than 81" by 2"
and may only contain the name, title.
address,, telephone number, and Office
be printed in any newspaper or publ.
cation. Not more than one notice shall
be In any edition Of any Newspaper or pub
hcation at one time.
This Section is severable and II this
Section is declared unconstitutional, the
be construed as impairing any other pro-
vision Of this Act. It is hereby declared
as a legislative intent that this Act would
have been adopted had this provision not
been included therein.
II. In the event the license Of any dem
fist Is revoked or suspended, such fact
shall be noted by the Board upon the
record Of registration, and the registra-
ton and certificate Of the practitioner SO
offending shall be suspended or revoked
as the case may be; and any person whose
registration has been 80 suspended or re-
voked under the provisions Of this Section
shall be deemed an unregistered person
and subject, as such, to the penalties pre-
persons that are not duly registered.
Every icensee whose license has been
suspended or revoked by the Board may
appeal to the Baltimore City Court Of
Baltimore City or the Circuit Court Of the
County wherein the licensee has his or
her office where the matter shall be heard
de nov0, and where either party shall be
entitled to jury trial. The decision of the
said Court shall be final and such appeal
shall operate as stay Of the order or
peal was taken. All appeals must be taken
within fifteen (15) days from the date of
the decision Of the Board. All costs on
appeal shall be paid by the losing party.
IL. The proceedings to revoke or sus-
pend any license under Section 10 Of this
Act may only be taken by the Board upon
the complaint Of another. All complaints
must be In writing, verified by some per.
son familiar with the facts therein charged,
and two copies thereof must be fled with
the secretary Of the Board. All complaints
must contain the request that the Board
take action against the offender. Upon re-
ceiving any complaint the Board shall, If
1t deems the complaint sufficient following
an investigation, pass an order setting the
same for hearing at q specified time and
place, and the secretary shall cause q copy
Of the order and Of the complaint, or Of
complaint drawn by the Board, to be served
upon the accused at least ten days before
the day appointed in the order for said
hearing. Service upon the accused shall
be by delivery Of a copy Of the order and
complaint to the accused in person. In the
event the Board Is unable to serve the &C.
cused In person, the service shall be had
by delivery of the same to his last known
residence and last known business address,
or by sending copy Of the same by reg
istered mail to the accused at his last
known residence and last known business
address, any Of which means shall con-
stitute sufficient notice to justify proceed
ings with a hearing Of the charges. The
accused must appear at the time appointed
in the order and answer the charges and
make his defense to the same, unless for
sufficient cause the Board may assign ans
other day for the purpose. If the accused
does not appear the Board may proceed
with the hearing and finally determine the
accusation or complaint, in the absence
of the accused. II the accused pleads
guilty, or refuses to answer the charges,
or upon q hearing thereof the Board shall
find said charges or any Of them true, the
Board may proceed to suspend or revoke