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TITLE 22 - EXAMINING BOARDS
PART 5 - STATE BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS
CHAPTER 107 - DENTAL BOARD PROCEDURES
SUBCHAPTER B - COMPLAINTS AND INVESTIGATIONS
SECTION/RULE §107.105 - Collection of Information and Records
Chapter Review Date 08/27/2024

(a) Dental Records. Upon request by board staff, a dental custodian of records shall provide copies of dental records or original records. Board staff may require a dental custodian of records to submit records immediately if required by the urgency of the situation or the possibility that the records may be lost, damaged, or destroyed.(b) Response to Board Requests. In addition to the requirements of responding or reporting to the board under this section, a licensee/registrant shall respond in writing to all written board requests for information within ten days of receipt of such request.(c) Business Records Affidavits. Dental records must be provided under a business records affidavit or as otherwise required by board staff.(d) Failure to Comply.(1) Administrative Penalty. Failure to comply with board staff's request for records or information may be grounds for the issuance of an administrative penalty pursuant to §264.001 of the Act.(2) Disciplinary Action. Failure to comply with board staff's request for records or information may be unprofessional and dishonorable conduct that is subject to disciplinary action by the board pursuant to §263.002 of the Act.(3) Civil Penalty. Failure to comply with board staff's request for records and other evidence or failure to comply with other law regulating dental patient records may be subject to a civil penalty pursuant to §258.0511 and §264.101 of the Act.(4) Criminal penalty. Failure to comply with board staff's request for records and other evidence or failure to comply with other law regulating dental patient records, in violation of §258.0511, is a criminal offense pursuant to §264.152 of the Act.

Source Note: The provisions of this §107.105 adopted to be effective September 6, 2016, 41 TexReg 6694; amended to be effective August 29, 2024, 49 TexReg 6456.

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