Summary
American Board of Orofacial Pain is the certifying board for Dentist (DDS / DMD), and its verification tool is the primary source for confirming board certification. Certification status should be verified directly with the board rather than from a copy of a certificate, since certifications lapse and are revoked. Phone: (410) 560-3620.
At a glance
- Source type
- Board certification
- Jurisdiction
- Federal / National
- What you can verify
- current board certification status and, where published, certification dates
- Professions covered
Common questions
- What can I verify with American Board of Orofacial Pain?
- American Board of Orofacial Pain lets you verify current board certification status and, where published, certification dates.
- Which professions does American Board of Orofacial Pain cover?
- American Board of Orofacial Pain covers Dentist (DDS / DMD).
- Is American Board of Orofacial Pain a primary source?
- Yes. American Board of Orofacial Pain issues the certification, so verifying directly with it counts as primary source verification.
- How do I contact American Board of Orofacial Pain?
- Phone: (410) 560-3620. Email: abopmanagement@gmail.com. Mailing address: 1258 Berans Road Owings Mills, MD 21117.
Related sources
Other checks a credentialer usually runs alongside this one.
- American Academy of AudiologyBoard certification
- American Academy of Cosmetic DentistryBoard certification
- American Academy of Nurse PractitionersBoard certification
- American Association of Critical Care NursesBoard certification
- American Association of Legal Nurse ConsultantsBoard certification
- American Board of Allergy and ImmunologyBoard certification
- American Board of AnesthesiologyBoard certification
- American Board of Cardiovascular PerfusionBoard certification
- American Board of Certification for Orthotics Prosthetics PedorthicsBoard certification
- American Board of Chiropractic AcupunctureBoard certification
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