What states allow for licensure through completing a residency?

[13th]

Hi everyone!
I'm looking into states that let you get your initial license by completing a residency. I know NY is one of those states. I also looked up the ADA website and I believe Ohio California and Colorado also allow for licensure through residency.
Is it just these four states or are there more? Also can it be any residency or does it have to be GPR/AEGD? Can anyone from any of these states confirm?

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[deleted923283]

I don’t think Ohio is true.

I think it’s only NY.

 

[Sensibleshrike]

NY and Delaware

OH, Cali, and Colorado do not

Thing is tho, Delaware only has 1 GPR/AEGD program, and even if you do complete a residency elsewhere, you have to know someone to get a dental license in Delaware

 

[lol105]

Idk what ppl above are talking about CA. You can at CA. Here's the link:

Application for Licensure Based on Completion of a Residency Program Licensure by Residency - Dental Board of California

www.dbc.ca.gov

 

[13th]

Idk what ppl above are talking about CA. You can at CA. Here's the link:

Application for Licensure Based on Completion of a Residency Program Licensure by Residency - Dental Board of California

www.dbc.ca.gov

Thank you!

 

[Boat on the Chesapeake]

ADA licensure map: Dental Licensure by State Map

Filter by “PGY-1” and it says NY, OH, MN, CT, AK, CO, CA, WA…..then check those boards websites to see the stipulations

 

[13th]

ADA licensure map: Dental Licensure by State Map

Filter by “PGY-1” and it says NY, OH, MN, CT, AK, CO, CA, WA…..then check those boards websites to see the stipulations

Oh wow! Thank you so much!