From the office of the Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb: 'Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb today announced that, as a result of the effective and thorough advocacy of the Office of the Attorney General (OAG), the District of Columbia Board of Dentistry has revoked the license of dentist Mark McCLure and barred him from re-applying
“Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb today announced that, as a result of the effective and thorough advocacy of the Office of the Attorney General , the District of Columbia Board of Dentistry has revoked the license of dentist Mark McCLure and barred him from re-applying for licensure to practice dentistry in the District for at least five years.
“This case is an excellent example of the hard and effective work that our Civil Enforcement Section does every day to keep District residents safe,” said AG Schwalb. “McClure demonstrated an abject disregard for his patients’ health, safety, and dignity. There is no place in the District of Columbia for reckless, deceptive and predatory dental or medical practitioners, and the Office of Attorney General will continue to ensure that those who break the law are held accountable.
In its Final Order, the Board of Dentistry found that McClure “knew exactly what he was doing at all times…his every action was a calculated and deliberate attempt to circumvent the law, the standards of professional dental practice, and his consent order agreement, and to thwart the Board’s efforts to regulate his practice of dentistry in the District of Columbia.
AAGs Anthony Celo and Alycia Hogenmiller handled this matter, with the assistance of AAG Christopher Southcott and supervision by Section Chief Kimberly Johnson and Assistant Chief Chuck Coughlin.More information about how to file a complaint about a DC medical professional or facility is available from the Department of HealthDC Health is charged with investigating complaints to determine if a violation of District regulations occurred.
Residents may also file complaints about unfair or illegal business practices to OAG’s Office of Consumer Protection by calling 442-9828, emailing
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