What is the maximum timeframe for the Board to make recommendations after an investigation?

The maximum timeframe for the Board to make recommendations after an investigation is 90 days. This period is established to ensure that the investigative process is thorough while still maintaining an efficient timeline for resolution. The 90-day window allows the Board to conduct a complete review of the findings, assess all relevant evidence, and make informed recommendations based on their findings. Adhering to this timeframe ensures that the interests of both the dental professionals involved and the public are adequately served, allowing for timely decisions that uphold the standards of dental practice in Nevada.

This timeframe also reflects a balance between diligence in handling cases and the necessity of preventing undue delays in the resolution of investigations.