Questions & Verified Answers
1. If a dental advertisement contains misleading information, who would be held
accountable under Florida regulations?
The dentist or dental practice owner
The marketing team responsible for the advertisement
The patients who saw the advertisement
The Florida Board of Dentistry
2. If a dentist is called to serve in the military and is unable to complete their CE
requirements, what should they do to ensure compliance with Florida
regulations?
Notify the Florida Board of Dentistry about their military service.
Ignore the CE requirements until they return.
Request an extension from their employer.
Continue to complete CE requirements while deployed.
3. If a dental professional fails to keep a copy of the prescription in the patient's
chart, what potential consequence could they face under Florida
regulations?
They would receive a warning but no further action.
They would be exempt from continuing education requirements.
They would be required to retake their licensing exam.
They could face disciplinary action from the Florida Board of
Dentistry.
,4. Describe the importance of keeping a copy of the prescription in the
patient's chart as per Florida dental regulations.
Keeping a copy of the prescription in the patient's chart ensures
accurate record-keeping and continuity of care.
It allows the dentist to avoid writing new prescriptions.
It is required only for controlled substances.
It serves no significant purpose.
5. Copies of all dental lab prescriptions shall be kept in a file in the prescribing
dentist's office for # years following the date the prescription was issued
AND the original prescription must also be kept on file at the dental lab also
for a period of # years.
2 years & 2 years
4 years & 4 years
Non of the above
6. If a dental hygienist performs a procedure and fails to document their name
in the patient record, what could be a potential consequence for the dental
practice?
Legal liability for improper record-keeping
Increased patient satisfaction
Improved insurance reimbursement rates
No consequences as it is not required
7. If a dental hygienist chooses to take a CE course on a topic unrelated to
dental practices, what potential consequence could they face?
They will be required to retake their licensing exam.
, They will automatically lose their license.
They will be fined by the Florida Board of Dentistry.
They may not receive credit towards their CE requirements, risking
their licensure status.
8. What are the three specific purposes for which permits may be issued to
non-profits in Florida according to the regulations?
Training dental assistants in public schools
Promoting research and training among licensed dentists
Providing dental care for indigents
All of the above
9. Members of the board of dentistry are appointed by the ______ and confirmed
by the ___ _.
Governor; house
Senate; house
ADA president; the governor
Governor; senate
10. Describe the implications for patient care when a dentist passes away and
how the regulations ensure continuity of access to patient records.
Patient records are destroyed immediately after a dentist's death.
The regulations ensure that patient records remain accessible for 2
years to facilitate continuity of care and allow patients to seek
treatment from another licensed dentist.
Patients must wait for 2 years before accessing their records after a
dentist's death.
, Patients can only access their records through the dentist's family
after 2 years.
11. How many minutes are in a half hour of continuing education credit?
30 minutes
60 minutes
45 minutes
15 minutes
12. If a dental practice fails to obtain written consent before transferring patient
records, what potential consequences might the practice face?
Improved reputation in the community
No consequences as long as the transfer is for a good reason
Increased patient satisfaction
Legal penalties and loss of license
13. The Commission will not approve more than how many full hours of credit
per day for a CE course if a final exam is not given?
9 hours
8 hours
10 hours
7 hours
14. What is the minimum number of individuals required to be present for a
dentist to administer general sedation?
Two