Dentist under conditional registration is required to adhere to conditions laid down by Council.

Council may specify :

(a)

(b)

the particular employment or the descriptions of employment for the purposes of which he is registered
under this section.

Dentists under Conditional Registration (including those who are in group practices) can only work in a maximum of two practice addresses. 

Dental clinics employing dentists registered under Conditional Registration are required to nominate two supervisors (namely 1 principal and 1 secondary) for each conditional registrant. 

Each nominated supervisor is only allowed to supervise a maximum of two supervisees. For more information on the roles and responsibilities of supervisors, please click here.

The principal supervisor, in consultation with the secondary supervisor, will have to submit supervisory reports on the performance of the C-reg dentist(s) under their supervision during the same period.

Dentists under Conditional Registration, having met all requirements, may be eligible to apply for conversion to Full Registration after 2 years, subject to Council’s approval.

Criteria for Conditional Registration: Must satisfy either Category A or Category B

Category A:

(i)

holds a degree from a university specified in the Schedule or any other degree which is, in the opinion of
the Council, not lower in standing than a degree specified in the Schedule;

 (ii)

graduates from recognised dental schools listed in the Schedule must pass the relevant State/Regional
Board licensing examination in the country which they attained their basic dental degree. For any country
that imposes such licensing conditions on its own dental graduates, the corresponding conditions will also
be required for registration to practise in Singapore;

(iii)

has been selected for employment in Singapore as a dentist in any hospital or other institution or dental practice approved by the Council; and

(iv)

satisfies the Council that he has the knowledge and skill and has acquired the experience which is necessary for practice as a dentist.