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foreign trained dentist license by state
Every U.S. state licenses foreign-trained dentists through one of two routes — a CODA-accredited advanced-standing DDS/DMD (most states) or, in a subset of states, a CODA residency (GPR/AEGD) pathway that avoids repeating dental school; Dentovio's hub compares all 51 jurisdictions with pathway signals, required exams, and official board links.
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- which states let foreign dentists practice without repeating dental school
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Source citations
- FOREIGN-LICENSURE-CALIFORNIA-1 California foreign-trained dentist licensure source 1 (dbc.ca.gov)
- FOREIGN-LICENSURE-CALIFORNIA-2 California foreign-trained dentist licensure source 2 (dbc.ca.gov)
- FOREIGN-LICENSURE-TEXAS-1 Texas foreign-trained dentist licensure source 1 (tsbde.texas.gov)
- FOREIGN-LICENSURE-TEXAS-2 Texas foreign-trained dentist licensure source 2 (tsbde.texas.gov)
- FOREIGN-LICENSURE-NEW-YORK-1 New York foreign-trained dentist licensure source 1 (op.nysed.gov)
- FOREIGN-LICENSURE-NEW-YORK-2 New York foreign-trained dentist licensure source 2 (ada.org)