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A registrant can only be disciplined by BCCOHP or its committees once a formal discipline hearing leading to an adverse finding has taken place*. More information about the College’s complaints and discipline process is available here.
Following a discipline hearing, the Discipline Committee may make a range of orders, including:
*exception: the Inquiry Committee may suspend a registrant or impose limits or conditions on their practice pending a hearing of the matter if there is an urgent public protection issue under section 35 of the HPA.
The Inquiry Committee may direct the Registrar to issue a citation for a disciplinary hearing. A discipline hearing is the final stage of the discipline process and is open to the public unless the panel has ordered otherwise.
Testimony is given under oath respecting allegations of professional misconduct and/or incompetence to a panel of the Discipline Committee.
The Committee decides if the allegations are substantiated and whether any disciplinary action appropriate. Disciplinary action may include a formal reprimand, conditions on registration, suspension or termination of registration.
All discipline hearings are open to the public; however, space may be limited and observers will be asked to RSVP. Notice of hearings will be published here two to four weeks in advance of the hearing.
Vancouver, BC
Published: May 7, 2025
Dr. Kyle Nawrot is a full dentist registered with the BC College of Oral Health Professionals.
The Inquiry Committee has directed a citation for a disciplinary hearing to inquire into Dr. Nawrot’s conduct as a dentist.
The hearing concerns investigations into six complaints received by BCCOHP. The College alleges that in 2022, the Registrant failed to properly maintain a patient’s records and issued inappropriate prescriptions on three occasions for the same patient. Additionally, BCCOHP claims that in 2024, the Registrant did not fully cooperate with the investigation of this complaint and failed to respond promptly, or at all, to the College’s communications regarding this complaint, despite multiple attempts to make contact.
Furthermore, BCCOHP alleges that between October 2023 and July 2024, the Registrant did not fully cooperate with investigations and/or failed to respond to the College’s communications in a timely or adequate manner, or at all.
This is a summary only; please refer to the citation below for further details of BCCOHP’s allegations against Dr. Nawrot:
A hearing has been scheduled for June 4, 5 and 6, 2025, at 9:30 am each day and will be held by video conference.
Hearings are open to the public. Anyone interested in attending as an observer is asked to contact the Registrar’s Office at registrarsoffice@oralhealthbc.ca.
Please note that disciplinary hearings will not proceed if they are resolved in advance of the scheduled hearing date.
The bylaws of the BC College of Oral Health Professionals require public notice of citations issued under section 37 (1) of the Health Professions Act.