Nebraska dentist CE/CEU requirements
To renew a Nebraska dental license you need 30 CE hours every 2 years. Here's the full breakdown, mandated topics, delivery limits, and CPR, straight from the board's rules.
The full Nebraska requirement
- Total hours
- 30 hours every 2 years
- Category minimums
- Practice management: max 4 hrs
- Mandated topics
- Infection control: 2 hrs · Opioids: 3 hrs · Sedation: 6 hrs (Holds Sedation Permit)
- Delivery limits
- Self-study ≤ 10 hrs
- CPR / BLS
- Not required
- Credit sources
- Presenting: ≤ 2 hrs · DirectClinicalObservation: ≤ 2 hrs · FacultyOversight: ≤ 5 hrs · Volunteer: ≤ 5 hrs · CPRInitial: ≤ 10 hrs · CPRRecertification: ≤ 4 hrs
Source: Nebraska board ↗ · Last reviewed June 25, 2026.
Nebraska dentist CE, FAQ
How many CE hours do dentists need in Nebraska?
Licensed dentists (DDS/DMD) in Nebraska must complete 30 continuing-education hours every 2 years to renew their license.
How often do Nebraska dentists renew their license?
Nebraska renews dental licenses on a every 2 years cycle, and CE is measured over a 24-month window.
Does Nebraska require CPR for dentist renewal?
Nebraska does not require CPR/BLS certification for dentist renewal.
What CE topics are required for dentists in Nebraska?
In Nebraska, beyond the 30-hour total, the board specifies: Infection control: 2 hrs; Opioids: 3 hrs; Sedation: 6 hrs (Holds Sedation Permit).
How long should I keep my Nebraska CE certificates?
Keep your certificates of completion for at least your current renewal cycle and the one before it, most boards can request them in a random audit. A document vault that stores every certificate makes an audit a non-event.
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This summary is provided for convenience and may not reflect the most recent rule changes. Always confirm requirements with the Nebraska board before relying on them for renewal.