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[ezymatica]

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[cleanup]

You can call the RCDSO. Nothing says you have to give your name or call from a number associated with you. You can feel free to inquire since you're not licensed yet and there's nothing to lose. I don't know that you'd get a very good answer here.

[McMarauder]

I assume that you're registering with the Ontario college. 

I know someone who had ticked "yes" to the question that follows the question that you need to answer: 

"Have you at any time during the previous ten years suffered from a physical or mental condition or disorder which has impaired your ability to practise dentistry safely and competently or which, if left untreated, would have impaired your ability to practise dentistry safely and competently?"

The person I knew had contracted a respiratory disease that was successfully treated.  However, the registrar, who is a lawyer by trade, kept requesting more information.  The registrar finally contacted the registrant's doctor with very specific questions regarding the condition and how it would impact their ability to practice dentistry - something he could have done with Toronto Public Health.  The registrant's application was delayed by over a month because of the registrar's ignorance.