Texas Legislative Update
Texas 88th Legislative Interim Session
Texas 88th Legislative Session
Legislative Session begins: Tuesday, January 10, 2023
60-day Filing Deadline: Friday, March 10, 2023
Legislative Session Ends: Monday, May 29, 2023
Bills Passed in Session
- Support Medicare/Medicaid Payment Reform and Care Integration
HB12 – Rose, Thompson, Senfronia, Walle, Thierry, Howard, et al. | Kolkhorst, et al.
Relating to the Medicaid eligibility of certain women following a pregnancy.
6.16.23 – Signed by the Governor – effective on 9.1.23 - SNAP
HB1287 –Guillen, Ortega, Flores, Hernandez, Plesa, et al. | Blanco et al.
Relating to annually adjusting for inflation the maximum amount of a motor vehicle excluded in determining eligibility for the supplemental nutrition assistance program.
6.12.23 – Signed by the Governor – effective on 9.1.23 - Anesthesia
HB3824 – Klick | Hughes, Blanco
Relating to the administration of a local anesthetic agent by a dental hygienist.
6.13.23 – Signed by the Governor – effective on 9.1.23 - Misc. Health
HB446 – Craddick, Rose, Leach, Frank, Davis,et al. | Kolkhorst, LaMantia, Whitmire
Relating to the terminology used in statute to refer to intellectual disability and certain references to abolished health and human services agencies.
5.15.23 – Signed by the Governor – effective 9.1.2023SB833 – King, et al. | Oliverson, Paul, Cody Harris, et al.
Relating to consideration by insurers of certain criteria for ratemaking.
5.29.23 – Sent to the GovernorHB1527 – Oliverson, Cain, Garcia | Zaffirini
Relating to the relationship between dentists and certain employee benefit plans and health insurers.
6.18.23 – Signed by the Governor – effective on 9.1.23HB4611 – Price | Johnson
Relating to the nonsubstantive revision of the health and human services laws governing the Health and Human Services Commission, Medicaid, and other social services.
6.12.23 – Signed by the Governor – effective on 4.1.25
Bills we are following:
- HB12 – Rose | Thompson, Senfronia | Walle | Thierry | Howard
Relating to the Medicaid eligibility of certain women following a pregnancy.- 3.01.23 – Referred to House Health Care Reform Select Cmte.
- 3.16.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 3.16.23 – Left pending in committee
- 3.21.23 – Reported favorably w/o amendment(s)
- 3.27.23 – Committee report filed and distributed
- 3.28.23 – Committee report sent to calendars
- 4.20.23 – Placed on Major State Calendar
- 4.20.23 – Passed to engrossment by the House
- 4.21.23 – Passed by House
- 4.24.23 – Received by the Senate
- 5.2.23 – Read first time by the Senate
- 5.2.23 – Referred to Health & Human Services Senate Cmte.
- 5.16.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 5.16.23 – Left pending in committee
- 5.18.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 5.18.23 – Vote taken in committee
- 5.19.23 – Reported favorably w/o amendments
- 5.19.22 – Committee report printed and distributed
- 5.21.23 – Placed on intent calendar
- 5.21.23 – Amended
- 5.21.23 – Passed in the Senate
- 5.23.23 – House refuses to concur in Senate amendments
- 5.23.23 – House requests conference committee
- 5.23.23 – House appoints conferees
- 5.25.23 – Senate appoints conferees
- 5.27.23 – Conference committee report filed
- 5.28.23 – House and Senate adopts conference committee report
- 5.29.23 – Signed in Senate and House
- 5.30.23 – Sent to the Governor
- HB56 – Ortega
Relating to the Medicaid eligibility of certain women following a pregnancy.- 2.23.23 – Referred to House Health Care Reform Select Cmte.
- HB487 – Thompson, Senfronia
Relating to the Medicaid eligibility of certain women following a pregnancy.
Companion: HB1824 (Duplicate)- 2.23.23 – Referred to House Health Care Reform Select Cmte.
- HB1824 – Thierry
Relating to the Medicaid eligibility of certain women following a pregnancy.
Companion: HB487 (Duplicate)- 3.07.23 – Referred to House Health Care Reform Select Cmte.
- HB580 – Raymond
Relating to a single Internet portal or equivalent electronic system through which Medicaid providers may submit and receive information.- 2.23.23 – Referred to House Human Services Cmte.
- HB1377 – Walle
Relating to the Medicaid eligibility of certain women following a pregnancy.- 3.03.23 – Referred to House Health Care Reform Select Cmte.
- HB1378 – Ortega
Relating to a report regarding Medicaid reimbursement rates, supplemental payment amounts, and access to care. (Dental not explicitly included)- 3.03.23 – Referred to House Human Services Cmte.
- SB73 – Johnson
Relating to the Medicaid eligibility of certain women following a pregnancy.- 2.15.23 – Referred to Health & Human Services Senate Cmte.
- SB124– Alvarado | Blanco | Eckhardt | Gutierrez | Menéndez | Miles | Whitmire – Hinojosa
Relating to the Medicaid eligibility of certain women following a pregnancy.- 2.15.23 – Referred to Health & Human Services Senate Cmte.
- HB1771 – Price
Relating to certain records of a health professional providing a telemedicine medical service, teledentistry dental service, or telehealth service.- 3.07.23 – Referred to House Public Health Cmte.
- 4.3.23 – Reported favorably by the House Public Health Cmte. as substituted
- 4.14.23 – Passed by House
- 5.21.23 – Reported favorably as substituted by the Health & Human Services Senate Cmte.
- 5.24.23 – Passed by Senate
- 5.25.23 – Senate passage as amended reported to House
- 5.26.23 – House refuses to concur in Senate amendments
- 5.26.23 – House requests conference committee
- HB3942 – Bhojani
Relating to health benefit plan coverage of telemedicine, teledentistry, and telehealth appointments with an originating site or distant site located outside this state.- 3.20.23 – Referred to House Insurance Cmte.
- 4.18.23 – Reported favorably as substituted by the House Insurance Cmte.
- 5.2.23 – Passed by House
- 5.21.23 – Reported favorably w/o amendments by the Health and Human Services Senate Committee
- 5.21.23 – Recommended for local & uncontested calendar
- 5.23.23 – Placed on local & uncontested calendar
- 5.24.23 – Removed from the local & uncontested calendar
- SB2064 – Bettencourt
Relating to the regulation of telemedicine medical services, teledentistry services, and telehealth services; providing a civil penalty.- 3.21.23 – Referred to Health & Human Services Senate Cmte.
- 4.19.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 4.19.23 – Left pending in committee
- 4.20.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 4.24.23 – Reported favorably as substituted
- 4.24.23 – Recommended for local & uncontested calendar
- 5.1.23 – Placed on intent calendar
- 5.2.23 Passed by Senate
- 5.2.23 – Received by the House
- 5.6.23 – Referred to House Public Health Committee
- SB2527 – Campbell | Schwertner
Relating to the regulation of telemedicine medical services, teledentistry services, and telehealth services; providing a civil penalty.- 3.23.23 – Referred to Health & Human Services Senate Cmte.
- 4.12.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 4.12.23 – Left pending in committee
- 4.20.23 – Vote taken in committee
- 4.27.23 – Placed on intent calendar
- 5.1.23 – Not again placed on intent calendar
- 5.2.23 – Placed on intent calendar
- 5.2.23 – Passed by Senate
- 5.2.23 – Received by the House
- 5.6.23 – Referred to the House Public Health Committee
- 5.18.23 – Considered in formal meeting
- 5.18.23 – Reported favorably w/o amendment
- HB592 – Shaheen
Relating to the provision of telehealth and telemedicine medical services by certain health professionals located outside of this state; requiring registration to engage in an occupation; authorizing fees.- 2.23.23 – Referred to House Health Care Reform Select Cmte.
- HB1571– Lozano
Relating to the reimbursement under Medicaid of local educational agencies for the provision of health care services to students.
Companion: SB2544 (Identical) and HB2773 (Duplicate)- 3.03.23 – Referred to House Human Services Cmte.
- 3.28.23 – Committee hearing
- 3.28.23 – Left pending in committee
- HB2773– Bucy
Relating to the reimbursement under Medicaid of local educational agencies for the provision of health care services to students.
Companion: SB2544 (Identical) and HB1571 (Duplicate)- 3.13.23 – Referred to House Human Services Cmte.
- SB2544– Blanco
Relating to the reimbursement under Medicaid of local educational agencies for the provision of health care services to students.
Companion: HB2773 (Duplicate) and HB1571 (Duplicate)- 3.23.23 – Referred to Health and Human Services Senate Cmte.
- HB1795 – Howard
Relating to the reimbursement under Medicaid of local educational agencies for the provision of health care services to students.- 3.07.23 – Referred to House Human Services Cmte.
No bills noted.
OTHER BILLS
- HB1287 – Guillen | et al.
Relating to annually adjusting for inflation the maximum amount of a motor vehicle excluded in determining eligibility for the supplemental nutrition assistance program.
Companion: SB273 (Identical) and HB1099 (Duplicate)- 3.03.23 – Referred to House Human Services Cmte.
- 3.21.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 3.21.23- Left pending in Human Services Cmte.
- 4.4.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 4.4.23 Committee substitute considered in committee
- 4.4.23 – Reported favorably as substituted
- 4.12.23 – Committee report sent to calendars
- 4.17.23 – Passed to engrossment by the House
- 4.18.23 – Received by Senate
- 4.19.23 – Read for the first time in Senate
- 4.19.23 – Referred to Health and Human Services Senate Committee
- 5.17.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 5.17.23 – Left pending in committee
- 5.19.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 5.21.23 – Reported favorably as substituted
- 5.21.23 – Recommended for local & uncontested calendar
- 5.23.23 – Placed on local & uncontested calendar
- 5.24.23 – Passed by Senate
- 5.25.23 – Senate passage as amended reported to House
- 5.26.23 – House concurs in Senate amendment(s)
- 5.28.23 – Signed in house
- 5.29.23 – Signed in Senate
- 5.30.23 – Sent to the Governor
- HB4571 – Bucy
Relating to measures to address student hunger at postsecondary educational institutions.- 3.22.23 – Referred to House Higher Education Cmte.
- 4.10.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 4.10.23 – Left pending in committee
- 4.17.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 4.17.23 – reported favorably w/o amendments
- 4.20.23 – Committee report filed with Committee Coordinator
- 4.24.23 – Committee report sent to Calendars
- 5.1.23 – Considered in Calendars
- 5.3.23 – Placed on General State Calendar
- 5.3.23 – Passed by the House
- 5.5.23 – Received by the Senate
- 5.10.23 – Referred to Senate Subcommittee on Higher Education
- HB1099 – Hernandez
Relating to annually adjusting for inflation the maximum amount of a motor vehicle excluded in determining eligibility for the supplemental nutrition assistance program.
Companion: SB273 (Identical) and HB1287 (Duplicate)- 3.02.23 – Referred to House Public Health Cmte.
- SB273 – Blanco – Campbell | Johnson | Perry | Sparks
Relating to annually adjusting for inflation the maximum amount of a motor vehicle excluded in determining eligibility for the supplemental nutrition assistance program.
Companion: HB1099 (Identical) and HB1287 (Identical)- 2.15.23 – Referred to Health & Human Services Senate Cmte.
- HB1501 – Walle
Relating to the eligibility of certain students enrolled in a postsecondary educational institution for the supplemental nutrition assistance program.
Companion: SB557 (Identical)- 3.03.23 – Referred to House Human Services Cmte.
- SB557 – West – LaMantia | Menéndez
Relating to the eligibility of certain students enrolled in a postsecondary educational institution for the supplemental nutrition assistance program.
Companion: HB1501 (Identical)- 2.17.23 – Referred to Health & Human Services Senate Cmte.
- HB2836 – Walle
Relating to eligibility for supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits.
Companion: SB1685 (Identical)- 3.14.23 – Referred to House Human Services Cmte.
- SB1685– Blanco
Relating to eligibility for supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits.
Companion: HB2836 (Identical)- 3.16.23 – Referred to Health and Human Services Senate Cmte.
- SB75– Johnson
Relating to eligibility for supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits.- 2.15.23 – Referred to Health & Human Services Senate Cmte.
- HB3524 – Johnson, Ann
Relating to health benefit coverage for general anesthesia in connection with certain pediatric dental services.
Companion: SB1178 (Identical)- 3.16.23 – Referred to House Insurance Cmte.
- 4.11.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 4.11.23 – Left pending in committee
- 4.13.23 – Considered in formal meeting
- 4.13.23 – Reported favorably as substituted
- 4.19.23 – Committee report filed with Committee Coordinator
- 4.20.23 – Report sent to Local & Consent Calendar
- 4.28.23 – Considered in Local & Consent Calendars
- 5.2.23 – Placed on Local, Consent, and Res. Calendar
- 5.2.23 – Passed by House
- 5.3.23- Received by the Senate
- 5.4.23 – Referred to Health and Human Services Senate Committee
- HB3824 – Klick
Relating to the administration of a local anesthetic agent by a dental hygienist.- 3.20.23 Referred to House Public Health Cmte.
- 5.8.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 5.8.23– Reported favorably as substituted
- 5.9.23 – Committee report set to Local & Consent Calendar
- 5.10.23 – Considered in Local & Consent Calendars
- 5.12.23 Placed on the Local, Consent & Res. Calendar
- 5.12..23 – Passed by the House
- 5.15.23 – Received by the Senate
- 5.16.23 – Referred to Health and Human Services Senate committee
- 5.19.23 – Posting rules suspended
- 5.19.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 5.21.23 – Reported favorably w/o amendments
- 5.21.23 – Recommended for local & uncontested calendar
- 5.24.23 – Passed by Senate
- 5.26.23 – Signed in the House
- 5.28.23 – Sent to the Governor
- HB1930 – Clardy
Relating to the administration of anesthesia by a certified registered nurse anesthetist on the order of a dentist.- 3.08.23 – Referred to House Public Health Cmte.
- 4.3.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 4.3.23 – Left pending in committee
- SB1178 – LaMantia | Sparks | Zaffirini
Relating to health benefit coverage for general anesthesia in connection with certain pediatric dental services.
Companion: HB3524- 3.09.23 – Referred to Health and Human Services Senate Cmte.
- HB 3124 – Lalani
Relating to the use of cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and tobacco products on the campus of a public institution of higher education.- 3.14.23 – Referred to House Higher Education Committee
- 4.20.23 – Reported favorably as substituted
- 4.27.23 – Committee report distributed
- 4.28.23 – Committee report sent to Calendars
- 5.8.23 – Considered in Calendars
- 5.10.23 – Placed on General State Calendar
- HB4481 – Smith
Relating to a directory of e-cigarettes and alternative nicotine products sold in this state, and regulation of the sale and distribution of e-cigarettes and alternative nicotine products; imposing fees; creating criminal offenses; imposing a civil penalty; imposing administrative penalties.
Companion: SB2054 (Identical)- 3.21.23 – Referred to House Public Health Cmte.
- 5.4.23 – Reported favorably w/o amendment
- 5.5.23 – Committee Report sent to Calendars
- 5.9.23 – Considered in Calendars
- 5.11.23 – Placed on General State Calendar
- HB4772 – Thierry
Relating to an excise tax on certain nontobacco nicotine products; providing penalties and creating criminal offenses; imposing a tax.- 3.22.23 – Referred to House Ways & Means Cmte.
- 4.17.23 – Reported favorably as substituted
- 5.9.23 – Passed by the House
- 5.10.23 – Received by the Senate
- 5.11.23 – Referred to Finance Senate Committee
- HB4865 – Harris, Cody
Relating to the taxation of cigars, tobacco products, and oral nicotine products; providing penalties; creating criminal offenses; requiring and expanding the applicability of occupational permits; imposing a tax.- 3.23.23 – Referred to House Ways & Means Cmte.
- 4.27.23 – Committee substitute considered in committee and reported favorably as substituted
- 5.9.23 – Passed by the House
- 5.10.23 – Received by the Senate
- 5.11.23 – Referred to Finance Senate Committee
- 5.18.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 5.18.23 – Left pending in committee
- HB1872 – Thierry
Relating to the prohibited sale of certain flavored e-cigarettes; providing a civil penalty.- 3.07.23 – Referred to House Public Health Cmte.
- SB2054 – Hinojosa
Relating to a directory of e-cigarettes and alternative nicotine products sold in this state, and regulation of the sale and distribution of e-cigarettes and alternative nicotine products; imposing fees; creating criminal offenses; imposing a civil penalty; imposing administrative penalties.
Companion: HB4481 (Identical)- 3.21.23 – Referred to State Affairs Senate Cmte.
- SB920– Alvarado
Relating to the prohibited sale of flavored cigarettes, e- cigarettes, and tobacco products and administrative penalties for the prohibited sales.- 3.03.23 – Referred to State Affairs Senate Cmte.
- SB2308 – Hinojosa
Relating to taxes on e-cigarettes and alternative nicotine products; imposing taxes; imposing reporting and recordkeeping requirements.- 3.22.23 – Referred to Finance Senate Cmte.
- HB1 – Bonnen
State Finances–Appropriations (Potentially includes funding for the Star+Plus Pilot Project, SP3)- Amendment 78 – Klick
- 3.23.23 – Passed by House Appropriations Committee
- 4.6.23 – Passed as amended by House
- 4.12.23 – Passed by Senate Finance Committee
- 4.17.23 – Amended and passed in Senate
- 4.20.23 – House refuses to concur in Senate amendments
- 4.20.23 – House requests conference committee
- 5.24.23 – Senate Conference committee report filed
- 5.25.23 – House Conference committee report distributed
- 5.26.23 – Senate adopts conference committee report
- 5.27.23 – House adopts conference committee report
- 5.28.23 – Signed in House
- 5.29.23 – Signed in Senate
- 5.30.23 – Sent to the Comptroller
- HB3039 – Klick
Relating to the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact; authorizing fees.
Companion: SB1978 (Identical)- 3.14.23 – Referred to House Public Health Cmte.
- 4.26.23 – Reported favorably as substituted by the House Public Health Cmte.
- 5.8.23 – Passed by House
- 5.10.23 – Referred to Health and Human Services Senate committee
- **HB446 – Craddick**
Relating to the terminology used in statute to refer to intellectual disability and certain references to abolished health and human services agencies.
Companion: SB332 (Identical)- 5.3.23 – Passed by Senate
- 5.4.23 – Signed by House
- BILL ENROLLED
- 5.8.23 – Send to the Governor
- 5.15.23 – Signed by the Governor – effective 9.1.2023
- SB833 – King
Relating to consideration by insurers of certain criteria for ratemaking.
Companion: HB1239 (Identical)- 5.11.23- Passed by Senate
- 5.24.24 – Passed by House
- 5.24.23 – Reported enrolled by Senate
- 5.25.23- Signed by Senate
- 5.29.23 – Sent to the Governor
- HB4611 – Price
Relating to the nonsubstantive revision of the health and human services laws governing the Health and Human Services Commission, Medicaid, and other social services.- 5.2.23 – Passed by House
- 5.17.23 – Passed by Senate
- 5.19.23 – House concurs in Senate amendment(s)
- 5.20.23 – Reported Enrolled
- 5.24.23 – Sent to the Governor
- SB 1978 – Miles
Relating to the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact; authorizing fees.
Companion: HB3039 (Identical)- 3.21.23 – Referred to Health & Human Services Senate Cmte.
- SB332 – Kolkhorst – West
Relating to the terminology used in statute to refer to intellectual disability and certain references to abolished health and human services agencies.
Companion: HB446 (Identical)- 2.15.23 – Referred to Health & Human Services Senate Cmte.
- HB1239 – Oliverson | Paul | Harris, Cody
Relating to consideration by insurers of certain criteria for ratemaking.
Companion: SB833 (Identical)- 3.23 – Referred to House Insurance Committee
- 3.14.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 3.14.23 – Left pending in committee
- 3.28.23 – Committee substitute considered in committee
- 3.28.23 – Reported favorably as substituted
- 4.17.23 – Committee report distributed
- 4.18.23 – Committee report sent to Calendars
- 4.20.23 – Considered in Calendars
- 4.26.23 – Placed on General State Calendar
- 4.26.23 – Read 2nd time
- 4.26.23 – Point of order sustained
- 4.27.23 – Considered in Calendars
- 4.27.23 – Returned to committee by Calendars Committee
- HB2244 – Campos
Relating to the establishment of a pilot project to provide supportive housing services through Medicaid to persons experiencing chronic homelessness.- 3.09.23 – Referred to House Human Services Cmte.
- HB2270 – Moody
Relating to a requirement that certain students, interns, residents, and fellows receiving a clinical education at public or nonprofit hospitals receive an annual comprehensive health examination.
Companion: SB1326 (Identical)- 3.09.23 – Referred to House Public Health Cmte.
- 5.1.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 5.1.23 – Left pending in committee
- 5.3.23 – Considered in formal meeting
- 5.3.23 – Reported favorably as substituted
- 5.6.23 – Committee report filed with Committee Coordinator
- 5.7.23 – Committee report distributed
- 5.8.23 – Committee report sent to Local & Consent Calendar
- 5.12.23 – Placed on Local & Consent Calendar
- 5.12.23 – Passed by the House
- 5.15.23 – Received by the Senate
- 5.15.23 – Referred to Health and Human Services Senate Committee
- SB1326 – Blanco
Relating to a requirement that certain students, interns, residents, and fellows receiving a clinical education at public or nonprofit hospitals receive an annual comprehensive health examination.
Companion: HB2270 (Identical)- 3.16.23 – Referred to Health & Human Services Senate Cmte.
- HB4562 – Cortez
Relating to repealing certain provisions relating to dental support organizations.- 3.22.23 – Referred to House Business & Industry Cmte.
- HB5058 – Cain
Relating to the appointment of a dental director for the oral health improvement services program.- 3.23.23 – Referred to House Public Health Cmte.
- 4.24.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 4.24.23 – Left pending in committee
- 4.26.23 – Considered in formal meeting
- 4.26.23 – Reported favorably w/o amendment(s)
- 4.26.23 – Recommended to be sent to Local & Consent
- 5.1.23 – Committee report distributed
- 5.2.23 – Committee report sent to Local & Consent Calendar
- 5.6.23 – Placed on Local, Consent, and Res. Calendar
- 5.6.23 – Passed by the House
- 5.8.23 – Received by the Senate
- 5.10.23 – Referred to Health & Human Services Senate Committee
- SB384– Kolkhorst – West
Relating to the sale of clear aligners.- 2.15.23 – Referred to Health & Human Services Senate Cmte.
- 3.15.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 3.15.23 – vote taken in committee
- 3.20.23 – Reported favorably as substituted
- 3.20.23 Committee report printed and distributed
- 3.22.23 – Placed on Senate Intent Calendar
- 3.27.23 – Amended in Senate
- 3.27.23 – Passed in Senate (Rules suspended)
- 3.28.23 – Received by the House
- 4.10.23 – Referred to House Public Health Committee
- SB518 – Kolkhorst
Relating to requiring the consideration of standardized test scores as a factor in nonautomatic admissions decisions at certain public institutions of higher education. (medical and dental graduate schools are included in the bill language)- 2.17.23 – Referred to subcommittee in Higher Education Senate Cmte.
- 4.12.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 4.12.23 – Left pending in subcommittee
- 4.17.23 – Considered by subcommittee
- 4.17.23 – Reported from subcommittee favorably w/o amendments
- 4.19.23 – Considered in public hearing
- 4.19.23 – Vote taken in Education Senate Committee
- 4.24.23 – Reported favorably as substituted
- 4.24.23 – Recommended for local & uncontested calendar
- 4.24.23 – Committee report printed and distributed
- 5.3.23 – Placed on local & uncontested calendar
- 5.3.23 – Laid before the Senate
- 5.3.23 – Passed the Senate
- 5.4.23 – Received by the House
- 5.6.23 – Referred to House Higher Education committee

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Texas State Board of Dental Examiners
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Texas Administrative Code, Title 22, Examining Board, Part 5 State Board of Dental Examiners Rules and Regulations (PDF version)
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