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Virginia Board of Dentistry accepts consent order; Dr. Kevin D. Kiely surrenders license

Virginia Board of Dentistry · March 1, 2026
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Summary

At a Sept. 12, 2025 special session, the Virginia Board of Dentistry accepted a proposed consent order under Case No. 219990 that results in the permanent voluntary surrender of Dr. Kevin D. Kiely’s license to practice dentistry in the Commonwealth; the board recorded a roll call vote but did not list individual tallies in the minutes.

The Virginia Board of Dentistry accepted a proposed consent order on Sept. 12, 2025, that resulted in the permanent voluntary surrender of Kevin D. Kiely’s license to practice dentistry in the Commonwealth of Virginia, the board’s minutes show.

Margaret F. Lemaster, R.D.H., moved that “the Board accept the proposed consent order for the permanent voluntary surrender of Dr. Kiely’s license to practice dentistry in the Commonwealth of Virginia in lieu of proceeding with the formal hearing.” The motion was seconded (the minutes do not identify who seconded) and the board took a roll call vote; the minutes record that the motion passed but do not record individual votes or a tally.

Rebecca E. Smith, adjudication consultant, presented information to the board about Case No. 219990 before the motion was made. Jamie C. Sacksteder, executive director, and other staff and counsel were listed as present for the special session, which began at 11:00 a.m. at the Department of Health Professions, Perimeter Center in Henrico. Sultan E. Chaudhry, D.D.S., presided and a quorum of eight members was present.

The minutes do not specify the terms of the consent order beyond describing it as effecting a permanent voluntary surrender, nor do they record any separate discussion of discipline, penalties, or appeal rights. With business concluded, the board adjourned at 11:05 a.m.

The minutes identify the item as Case No. 219990; no statutes, ordinances, or other legal citations were included in the published minutes.