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Free Florida Dental Laws and Rules Practice Test (2026)
This free Florida Dental Laws and Rules (FDLR) practice test gives Florida dentist licensure candidates 15 original exam-style questions on the tested law — Chapter 456 and Chapter 466, Florida Statutes, and Division 64B5, Florida Administrative Code — with an instant score, every rationale, no account and no email wall.
Last verified July 26, 2026 · How Dentovio verifies Florida content
A non-dentist investor purchases a Florida dental practice and enters into a management agreement with the lead dentist. The contract grants the investor final authority over patient pricing, refund policies, and the selection of all clinical personnel. Which statement correctly describes the legal status of this arrangement under Florida law?
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Is this Florida Dental Laws and Rules practice test really free?
Yes. The questions, the instant score, the module-by-module map, and every answer rationale are free. There is no signup to start and no email required to see your results.
Are these real FDLR exam questions?
No. Dentovio uses original exam-style questions written from the tested law itself — Chapter 456 and Chapter 466, Florida Statutes, and Division 64B5, Florida Administrative Code. It never reproduces recalled exam content: under s. 456.018, Florida Statutes, reproducing licensure examination questions is a third-degree felony.
What does the practice test cover?
15 questions across Dentovio's twelve F-module organization of the tested law, weighted to the densest dentist-side modules: delegation and supervision, prescribing and E-FORCSE, sedation permits, and discipline. Florida publishes no official outline or content weights for the FDLR, so treat a 15-question read as directional, not a score prediction.
Is this the dentist exam or the hygienist exam?
This practice test targets the FDLR — the Florida Dental Laws and Rules examination for dentist licensure candidates. The hygienist FHLR is a separate exam under its own rule (64B5-2.0135, F.A.C.) with its own item count and fee; Dentovio has a separate free FHLR practice test.
Is the real FDLR open book?
No. The FDLR is closed book: up to 67 multiple-choice items (including up to 5 unscored field-test items) in 90 minutes, computer-based at Prometric test centers, with a 75% passing mark. The fee is $135 per attempt — initial and retake alike — and results come back pass/fail only in 2-3 business days.
What happens after I finish the practice test?
You see your score, a module-by-module breakdown, every question's rationale, and a retest of the questions you missed. The full FDLR prep is a one-time $99 with 180 days of access — no subscription, and no discount gimmicks.
Dentovio is an independent publisher. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Florida Board of Dentistry, ADEX, CDCA, or Prometric, and this page is not legal advice.
This page summarizes publicly available Florida dental law as of the last verified date shown. Laws change. Confirm current requirements with the Florida Board of Dentistry or a licensed healthcare attorney before acting.
Dentovio provides independent educational preparation using original exam-style material. It does not reproduce recalled exam questions, and this content is for educational purposes only — it does not constitute legal advice.
This page was drafted with AI assistance, and every rule on it was verified against the primary sources listed here. The Florida study content is pending credentialed review: no reviewer has signed off yet, and no reviewer claim is made. Florida publishes no pass rate for these examinations, and Dentovio makes no outcome claim.
Every question here is original exam-style material written from the current statutes and rules. Dentovio never uses recalled, reconstructed, or reproduced exam content — under s. 456.018, Florida Statutes, reproducing licensure examination questions is a third-degree felony.