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REVIEW OF DENTISTRY. 237
BULGARIA.
(principality.)
Area, 37,860 square miles. Population, 3,154,375.
Capital, Sofia; population, 30,428.
The laws regulating the practice of dentistry in Bulgaria are
in force from June, 1893, and read as follows:
REGULATIONS
For the Examinations (Curriculum) of Candidates for the
Free Practice of Dentistry in Bulgaria; also the
Responsibilities of Practicing Dentists, Founded on
Articles 12, 14 and 24 of the Sanitary Statutes.
Article I. Examinations.
Section i. A candidate seeking the privilege of practicing
dentistry in Bulgaria, must present a written petition to the
Municipal Sanitary Council, bearing the Internal Revenue stamp
prescribed, with the following documents:
a. A certificate, descriptive of the personality of the candi-
date, for his proper identification;
b. His diploma;
c. A license to practice in the place where he obtained his
diploma, if that should not secure for him the right to practice.
[Note.—The candidate examined is required to pay a fee of $20, to re-
munerate the Examination Committee; should he fail to pass examination
half of this fee is refunded.]
Sec. 2. The President of the Municipal Sanitary Council pre-
sents the documents to the Medical Council, who, if they are
found correct, appoints the Examining Committee.
Sec. 3. In the report of the examination, conducted accord-
ing to the affixed programme, are mentioned briefly the written
and oral questions; also the opinions of the committee.
Sec. 4. This report is then submitted to the Medical Council,
who gives its final decision.
Sec. 5. In case of disapproval the Medical Council gives the
candidate from six months to a year, in which time he can again
apply for examination.
Sec. 6. A candidate who fails to pass in the second examina-
tion forfeits his rights to any further consideration.
Sec. 7. A candidate passed by the Medical Council is then
submitted to the Secretary of State for his approval.
REVIEW OF DENTISTRY. 237
BULGARIA.
(principality.)
Area, 37,860 square miles. Population, 3,154,375.
Capital, Sofia; population, 30,428.
The laws regulating the practice of dentistry in Bulgaria are
in force from June, 1893, and read as follows:
REGULATIONS
For the Examinations (Curriculum) of Candidates for the
Free Practice of Dentistry in Bulgaria; also the
Responsibilities of Practicing Dentists, Founded on
Articles 12, 14 and 24 of the Sanitary Statutes.
Article I. Examinations.
Section i. A candidate seeking the privilege of practicing
dentistry in Bulgaria, must present a written petition to the
Municipal Sanitary Council, bearing the Internal Revenue stamp
prescribed, with the following documents:
a. A certificate, descriptive of the personality of the candi-
date, for his proper identification;
b. His diploma;
c. A license to practice in the place where he obtained his
diploma, if that should not secure for him the right to practice.
[Note.—The candidate examined is required to pay a fee of $20, to re-
munerate the Examination Committee; should he fail to pass examination
half of this fee is refunded.]
Sec. 2. The President of the Municipal Sanitary Council pre-
sents the documents to the Medical Council, who, if they are
found correct, appoints the Examining Committee.
Sec. 3. In the report of the examination, conducted accord-
ing to the affixed programme, are mentioned briefly the written
and oral questions; also the opinions of the committee.
Sec. 4. This report is then submitted to the Medical Council,
who gives its final decision.
Sec. 5. In case of disapproval the Medical Council gives the
candidate from six months to a year, in which time he can again
apply for examination.
Sec. 6. A candidate who fails to pass in the second examina-
tion forfeits his rights to any further consideration.
Sec. 7. A candidate passed by the Medical Council is then
submitted to the Secretary of State for his approval.
