Abbotsford dentist suspended for 12 months
ABBOTSFORD — The provincial regulatory body that registers and oversees more than 16,000 oral health practitioners across the province has suspended the owner and operator of a dental facility in Abbotsford for 12 months due to professional misconduct.
According to a disciplinary finding posted on the BC College of Oral Health Professionals, Dr. Kyle I.T. Nawrot has been suspended for 12 months following an investigation into two patient complaints received by the college in 2021. An inquiry committee that oversees investigations ordered that two citations be issued against Dr. Nawrot. A discipline hearing for both citations had been scheduled for September – October 2023, but was cancelled when Dr. Nawrot made admissions and made a proposal to resolve the citations under s.37.1 of the Health Professions Act.
Dr. Nawrot was the subject of an earlier consent order dated February 4, 2020, which is still in force. Under the 2020 consent order, he was suspended for nine months (February 4 through November 3, 2020) and required to undergo extensive remedial education. Dr. Nawrot is currently in breach of the 2020 consent order.
The college indicated in its disciplinary ruling that Dr. Nawrot has admitted that he committed the following acts of professional misconduct:
