Making A Complaint

If you want to make a formal complaint, talk to the people at one of the regulatory organizations.   They can advise you.  You may be asked to put your complaint in writing and give the name of the professional, where he or she works, details of the specific actions being complained about, and provide any available supporting documents.  You should also identify yourself so that the matter can be thoroughly investigated.  If you are not satisfied with the actions taken by the regulatory organization, you may be able to appeal them through various channels including the Health Professions Review Board and the Ombudsperson, and the Supreme Court of British Columbia.

For more information about making a complaint with the College of Denturists, please click here.

Or, to obtain a copy of the College's standardized complaint form, please click here.