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Minutes of the Virginia Board of Dentistry,, 1886/2014

Official minutes and related attachments documenting the meetings, activities, discussions and policy decisions, and recommendations of the Virginia Board of Dentistry. Also includes minutes for Committees and other groups (Credentials Committee, Clinical Exam Advisory Panel, Examination Committee, Executive Committee, Regulatory/Legislative Committee, Nominating Committee, Special Conference Committee, Dental Laboratory Workgroup (2012)), as well as records related to informal conferences, telephone conferences, formal hearings, public hearings, and new board member orientation.

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Accession 45385 (1962-1999), Accession 54627 (1962-1973). Extent: 1.05 cu. ft. and 252 mb

Includes original, signed minutes, 1962-1999. May also include bylaws, committee telephone conference minutes, correspondence, financial statements, guidelines, legislation, public hearings, regulations, reports, as well as information on candidates and examinations. Collection also includes a roster of dentists, 1974-1986 and a roster of dental hygienists, 1973-1986. Rosters include name, date of licensure and license number.

  1. Minutes of the Virginia Board of Dentistry, 1886-2014.

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