The Dentists Act, 1948

The Dentists Act, 1948 is an Act that governs the registration, regulation, and maintenance of the standards of dental education and practice in India. The Act established the Dental Council of India (DCI), which is responsible for maintaining the uniform standards of dental education in India. The DCI is also responsible for conducting inspections and granting recognition to dental colleges and institutions in India. The Act defines the qualifications required for dental practitioners and regulates the professional conduct of dentists in India. It also sets out the penalties for contravention of its provisions.