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Texas State Board of Dental Examiners revokes multiple registrations, adopts licensure and anesthesia rule changes
Summary
At its May 2 meeting the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners adopted administrative orders that revoked or denied several dental and assistant registrations, approved amendments to licensure rules and anesthesia reporting, and acted on provider approvals and program requests. Board members voted unanimously on the recorded actions.
The Texas State Board of Dental Examiners voted on May 2 to adopt administrative orders that denied licensure and revoked multiple dental assistant and dental licenses, and to approve several rule and program changes.
The board adopted summary-disposition orders on several cases, including the denial of an application (docket 5042507876) and revocations or cancellations of registered dental assistant and dental licenses in cases staff had recommended for summary disposition. The board heard staff presentations and moved, seconded and voted on each order; motions reported in the transcript carried unanimously.
The meeting also produced a set of regulatory and program decisions. The board voted to adopt amendments to Texas Administrative Code provisions governing licensure-by-examination (rule 101.2) after amending the committee recommendation so board staff rather than applicants would initially approve submitted remediation programs. The anesthesia advisory committee recommendation to change an enforcement…
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