Click on the category below for the application package. To learn more about the licence categories, please visit the denturist licences page.
NOTE: As part of the application process, applicants will have to undergo a criminal record check (CRC) process conducted by the Ministry of Public Safety & Solicitor General. BCCOHP will send your CRC to the Ministry on your behalf for processing after you submit your initial payment and your notarized copy of two pieces of photo ID.
If you would like to check on the status of your CRC, please contact the ministry at 1-855-587-0185 (press option two). You can also find more information on the ministry’s website here.
The general application processing time is eight weeks. Please note that incomplete applications or insufficient information may delay your application process.
This licence category is for denturists who will be practising denturism.
IMPORTANT: If you have ever been or are currently licensed or registered in another province or country, please contact that provincial or national regulatory body to request a Certificate of Standing or Letter of Standing for your BCCOHP application. The Certificate must be delivered directly to BCCOHP from the licensing/regulating body in a sealed envelope.
The Certificate is valid for up to 60 days from the date that it was signed. If applicant does not have their licensing process completed within the 60 days, a new Certificate will be required.
To apply for Full Denturist Licence with BCCOHP, please complete and submit the following:
This licence category is available to denturist for the purpose of conducting or participating in education or training relating to denturism, or delivering an examination or assessment that is sponsored by an agency approved by the licence committee.
IMPORTANT: If you have ever been or are currently licensed or registered in another province or country, please contact that provincial or national regulatory body to request a Certificate of Standing or Letter of Standing for your BCCOHP application. The certificate must be delivered directly to BCCOHP from the licensing/regulating body in a sealed envelope.
The certificate is valid for up to 60 days from the date that it was signed. If the applicant does not have their licensing process completed within the 60 days, a new certificate will be required.
Currently, there are two regulatory bodies administering the MCQ exam. For more information about the exam, you can reach out to:
Currently, there are two regulatory bodies administering the OSCE. For more information about the exam, you can reach out to: