2024 registration renewal for dental practitioners is open

07 Oct 2024

Dental practitioners are invited to renew their general, specialist or non-practising registration.

You will soon receive an email from Ahpra providing access to online renewal.

Be sure to renew before 30 November 2024, to avoid a late fee.

Information for your 2024 renewal of registration

Registration renewal is online only

Remember, you must complete your registration renewal online. Read the renewal FAQs on the Ahpra website for tips on logging in.

If you submit your application on time, or during the following one-month late period, you can continue practising while your application is assessed.

If you don’t renew before the end of the late period, 31 December 2024, your registration will lapse, you’ll be removed from the register of practitioners, and you won’t be able to use the protected titles for the dental profession.

Got questions about your renewal?

The renewal FAQs on the Ahpra website cover common questions on professional indemnity insurance, recency of practice, continuing professional development, and what to do if you have a change in your criminal history or health impairments you need to tell us about. Remember you don’t need to tell us about well managed health conditions that do not affect your practice.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Engagement and Support team

The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Engagement and Support team is here to assist Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander dental practitioners with the renewal process. If, after reading the renewal FAQs, you would like assistance with your renewal application, please email the support team at mobengagementsupport@ahpra.gov.au.

Check your registration

The register of practitioners is updated every day making it the safest way for practitioners, employers and the public to check registration status.

Contact us

• During our busy renewal period we recommend you contact us via an online enquiry, we’ll respond within two business days.
• Or call 1300 419 495 (within Australia) +61 3 9125 3010 (overseas callers).