What action can the Board take against individuals who violate the State Dental Act?

The action that the Board can take against individuals who violate the State Dental Act includes the ability to initiate subpoenas. This is a procedural tool that allows the Board to compel the attendance of witnesses and the production of documents relevant to an investigation or proceeding. By using subpoenas, the Board can gather necessary evidence to support its enforcement actions against licensees who may be violating regulations.

In the context of maintaining compliance with the dental laws and regulations, the ability to issue subpoenas is vital for the Board as it helps ensure that they can thoroughly investigate complaints and determine whether disciplinary action is warranted. This investigative power is separate from other actions such as fines, license revocation, or issuing warning letters, which are different forms of sanctions or responses that may follow an investigation but are not related to the Board's authority to gather information during the process.