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Licensure guide

Nebraska

CODA Degree Required (Closed)
What training qualifies
No direct route from a foreign degree + residency. Two narrow options: (1) a dental faculty license; or (2) reciprocity under Neb. Rev. Stat. 38-129.02 if you hold a dental license in another US state for 1 year — and you must relocate to Nebraska within 6 months of licensure.
Exams
Reciprocity requires 1 year of licensure in another US state; faculty license is position-dependent
Scope
Faculty license (restricted) or reciprocity after prior US licensure
Board notes
Nebraska DHHS Licensure Unit (Vonda Apking, 2026-08-04): internationally trained dentists may apply for a dental faculty license, or license by reciprocity under 38-129.02 after holding another state's license for 1 year (must move to NE within 6 months). No direct foreign-degree-plus-residency pathway.
Confidence
verified · Nebraska DHHS Licensure Unit (Vonda.Apking@nebraska.gov), 2026-08-04 · last reviewed August 2026

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