GUIDE (LATEST VERSION 2025-2026-ACTUAL EXAM
100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS|ALREADY
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Overview
The MN Dental Jurisprudence Exam Study Guide 2025–2026 provides a comprehensive
review of Minnesota’s dental laws, administrative codes, and board regulations. Designed to
mirror the structure and content of the actual jurisprudence exam, it focuses on key areas such as
licensure requirements, professional conduct, patient confidentiality, infection control,
delegation of duties, and disciplinary procedures. Updated for 2025–2026, this guide helps
candidates build confidence, master the legal aspects of dental practice, and ensure full readiness
for the official exam.
Key Features
✅ 100 Verified Exam Questions with Correct Answers
✅ Fully Updated for the 2025–2026 Minnesota Board Guidelines
✅ Covers All Core Jurisprudence Topics and Legal Standards
✅ Realistic Exam-Style Format for Effective Practice
✅ Reviewed by Licensed Minnesota Dental Professionals
Purpose
• To prepare candidates for the Minnesota Dental Jurisprudence Exam
• To strengthen understanding of Minnesota dental laws and professional ethics
• To ensure compliance with current regulatory and practice standards
Recommended For
• Dentists, dental hygienists, and dental assistants seeking Minnesota licensure
• Dental professionals preparing for jurisprudence or license renewal exams
• Educators and training institutions offering dental law review courses
,Your Complete Minnesota Dental Jurisprudence Study Resource
With 100 accurate, up-to-date, and board-aligned questions, the Minnesota Dental
Jurisprudence Exam and Study Guide 2025–2026 is your most reliable and effective
preparation tool for mastering state dental laws and passing your jurisprudence exam with
confidence.
What level of supervision the DDS authorizes procedures and remains in office while procedures are
being performed? - ANSWER-Indirect
What level of supervision requires the DDS to be in office but does not required performance evaluation
before the patient is dismissed? - ANSWER-Indirect
What does indirect supervision require of the dentist? - ANSWER-Stays in the office and does not need
to evaluate the treatment before the patient is dismissed
Dental hygienist can take radiographs under what supervision level? - ANSWER-General supervision
What level of supervision is the allied dental personnel performing supportive procedures? -
ANSWERPersonal Supervision- the dentist and dental personnel are concurrently performing supportive
procedures
How many clock hours of CE are required per year for a dentist? - ANSWER-50
limited license dds agrees to practice clinical dentistry for at least _________ hours annually, for a
period
of __________ consecutive years - ANSWER-1,100
3
What items are required for application for dental assisting - ANSWER-The application, a certified copy of
diploma or certificate, submit evidence of satisfactory passing boards; state and national board, picture
of self
, What is the initial term of a license? - ANSWER-It is valid from date issued until the last day of the
licensee's birth month in either the following even-numbered year for an even-numbered birthdate year
or following odd-numbered birthdate year or terminated according to procedures in this part
What does the term biennial mean? - ANSWER-Properly renewed license or permit issued by board valid
from first day of month following expiration for 24 months until renewed or terminated according to
procedures in this part
How many fundamental and elective professional development hours are required each biennial cycle? -
ANSWER-Dentist: 50 hours
Dental therapist: 50 hours
Dental hygienist: 25 hours
Dental assistant: 25 hours
Expanded functions that an LDA can perform under general supervision: - ANSWER--Cut arch wires on
ortho appliance
-Remove loose bands on ortho appliance
-Remove loose brackets on ortho appliances
-Re-cement intact temp restorations
-Place temp fillings, not including temporization of Inlays, onlays, crowns, and bridges
-Take radiographs
-Take impressions for casts and appropriate bite registration, not to include impressions and bite
registrations for final construction of fixed and removable prostheses
-Deliver vacuum-formed ortho retainers
-Place and remove elastic ortho separators
-Complete preliminary charting
-Take photographs extra and intraorally
-Take and record vital signs - pulse, BP and respirations as directed by dds
-Obtain informed consent for treatments authorized by the supervising dentist pursuant to the licensed
da scope
Which of the following cannot be applied by a licensed dental assistant?