To qualify for a volunteer dentist's license, a dentist who has not passed a regional board shall: Be of good moral character; Be 18 years old or older; Hold a Degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery, Doctor of Dental Medicine, or the equivalent from a college or university that is: Authorized by any state or province of Canada to grant the degree; and Recognized by the Board as: Requiring adequate preprofessional collegiate training; and Maintaining an acceptable course of dental instruction; Submit a notarized affidavit or other evidence satisfactory to the Board indicating that during the 5 years preceding application the applicant has actively engaged in practicing dentistry for at least 850 hours; Pass the NERB dental written examinations; Pass the Maryland Jurisprudence Examination on the Maryland State Dental Law; Hold an active license to practice dentistry in another state or in the District of Columbia; Meet the qualifications otherwise required for a general license to practice dentistry by Health Occupations Article, Title 4, Annotated Code of Maryland; Complete the continuing education requirements for an active general license to practice dentistry; and Provide dental services as set forth in Regulation .11 of this chapter. If occurring during the 5 years preceding an application, the practice of dentistry in the armed forces, state and federal programs, and intern and residency programs counts toward the required hours of active practice.