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desirous of making a change of residence, may aj^ply lo the Stale
Board of the State in which he is a resident, and has in his pos-
session already a certificate, for a new certificate, which certifi-
cate being granted may be deposited with the Examining Board
of the State in which he proposes to reside, and the State Board
in Heu thereof, may grant him a certificate allowing him to
practise."
Examining Boards Which Exchange Licenses.'
Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Idaho, Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa,- Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New
Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Utah. Vermont. AVest
X'irginia. \\'isconsin.
Examining Boards Which do not Exchange Licenses.
Alabama. Arizona. Arkansas. California, Colorado, Florida,
Kentucky,- Alaine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, Missis-
sip])i. Nevada, New Ham])shirc, New Mexico, Norili Carolina.
North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota.
Texas. \'irginia. Washington, Wyoming.
XOTE.— fn interchanging, the Boards waive the theoretical exam-
ination only: the applicant must do the practical work.
Boards Which Examine Non-Graduates.
Alabama. Arkansas, Arizona, Idaho, Maine, Alassachusetts,
Mississippi, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma,
Rhode Island. South Dakota. Texas. Vermont.

Boards Which do not Examine Non-Graduates.
California, Connecticut, Colorado, Delaware, District of
Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Missouri, Minnesota,
Montana, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, New Mexico, North
Carolina, Oregon, Ohio, Philippine Islands, Pennsylvania, South
Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, Wisconsin, Washington, WA^oming.
It will thus be seen that over two-thirds of the State Boards
require the an])licant for a license to possess a dental degree.
'Nearly half the State Examining Boards interchange licenses.
-Kentucky and New York may interchange licenses.