Which of the following is NOT a reason for SBDE revocation of an RDA's license?

The reasoning for the choice regarding failure to pay renewal fees not being a reason for license revocation stems from the regulations governing the State Board of Dental Examiners (SBDE). While the SBDE may take actions related to non-payment, such as suspending the license or not allowing it to be renewed until fees are paid, these actions do not equate to a revocation of the license.

In contrast, violations of SBDE rules, convictions of a felony, and violations of the Dental Practice Act can lead to more severe penalties, including revocation of licensure. Such actions threaten the integrity and safety of dental practice, warranting stricter repercussions to maintain professional standards and protect the public. Non-payment, although a serious issue, is often managed through administrative processes rather than the more drastic measure of revocation. This distinction is crucial for understanding the regulatory framework within which dental professionals operate.