Iowa Capital Dispatch maintains editorial independence. Iowa Capital Dispatch is part of States Newsroom, a network of news bureaus supported by grants and a coalition of donors as a 501c(3) public charity. JBoard restricts two Iowa dentists’ practice, citing competency issuesīy Clark Kauffman, Iowa Capital Dispatch July 14, 2022
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Bayatt has agreed to have his license restricted in a manner that prohibits him from placing dental implants.īoard restricts two Iowa dentists’ practice, citing competency issues The board had received a patient complaint regarding four implants, and a subsequent review of Bayatt’s clinical records resulted in a finding that he had failed to meet the necessary standard of care.Īs part of the settlement, the board warned Bayatt that future violations may result in disciplinary action. Paymun Bayatt of Sioux City.īayatt was charged with failing to maintain a reasonably satisfactory standard of competency with regard to implants while practicing dentistry in Waterloo. In an unrelated matter, the board recently entered into a settlement agreement with Dr. He also has been warned that any future violations of the laws and rules governing the practice of dentistry may result in further disciplinary action, and he has agreed to pay a $1,000 civil penalty and complete three hours of training related to patient privacy. Serving on a local board of health is an honorable and noteworthy task. In addition, local boards of health have been given the responsibility to oversee utilization of the Local Public Health Services Contract. The board did not elaborate.Īs part of a recent settlement agreement with the board, Zarei-M has agreed not to provide endodontic treatment in the future without the board’s prior approval. They support local public health vision, mission, and advocacy and encourage community involvement in setting public health priorities.
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He also was accused of texting a patient in “a less than professional manner” that in some way violated Iowa regulations for dentists. The board also accused him of publicly responding to an online review by addressing the patient-reviewer by name and, while refuting the online review, discussing the treatment that was performed. He was charged with failing to maintain a reasonably satisfactory standard of competency in the practice of endodontics, and with failing to adequately maintain patient records. Zavash Zarei-M of Coralville, who was first issued an Iowa dental license in 1988. In October, the board filed a statement of charges against Dr. The Iowa Dental Board has restricted the practice of two Iowa dentists, citing concerns with their competency.
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