WV HB3196

Creates the Teledentistry Practice Act establishing a regulatory framework for dental services provided remotely through telecommunications technology in West Virginia

Requires teledentistry providers to hold a valid West Virginia dental or dental hygiene license and maintain professional liability insurance

Mandates an in-person examination and review of current radiographic records before initiating treatment, with limited exceptions for emergent care, public health programs, and initial orthodontic consultations

Requires informed written consent disclosing provider credentials, service limitations, and emergency procedures, along with HIPAA-compliant technology and complete patient records

Establishes that teledentistry advertisements must include disclaimers about treatment risks and limitations, and prohibits providers from requiring patients to waive rights to file complaints, lawsuits, or class actions