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North Carolina dental exams · Free practice questions
Ten original North Carolina practice questions on jurisprudence exam, each answered on this page with a rationale and a source.
Last updated 2026-09-08
Question 1 of 10
Answer A: The jurisprudence result remains below the requirement.
Rule .0303(a) requires at least 80% on each. It does not authorize averaging, an offset from the stronger result, or a75% threshold.
Common trap: Attach the threshold to each exam.
Question 2 of 10
Answer B: Before midnight January 31
Rule .0101 uses January 31. December 31 ends the CE calendar year, March 31 is tied to the void-license consequence, and June 30 is not the ordinary renewal date.
Common trap: Do not merge CE, renewal, and void-license dates.
Question 3 of 10
Answer C: Provide the requested records within the applicable access period.
The dental rule prohibits conditioning production on payment or treatment and requires the specified records within 30 days. Each other option adds an unauthorized condition or withholds required information.
Common trap: Access and collection are separate issues.
Question 4 of 10
Answer D: Dentist training and DA II functions under direct control and supervision
The rule allows conditional trained performance of DA II functions under direct supervision. It does not award completed experience, authorize independent hygiene, or waive radiology training.
Common trap: Task permission and completed classification are distinct.
Question 5 of 10
Answer B: Seven days
The statute permits no more than seven days in the described postoperative circumstance. The other figures are not its ceiling, and the ceiling is not a default duration for every patient.
Common trap: Keep the postoperative conditions attached.
Question 6 of 10
Answer D: Explain electronic-communication privacy risks and limitations.
The statute requires disclosure and acknowledgment of risks and limitations. It does not permit a false privacy guarantee, record waiver, or expansion of auxiliary scope.
Common trap: Technology adds disclosure duties rather than erasing existing duties.
Source: North Carolina Dental Practice Act, G.S. Chapter 90 Article 2
Question 7 of 10
Answer D: 72 hours
The minimum is 72 hours. The 24-hour and 48-hour options are too short; seven days is longer than the minimum stated by the rule.
Common trap: A preparation recommendation is different from the legal minimum.
Question 8 of 10
Answer B: The license becomes void and reinstatement is required.
Rule .0108 makes the license void and directs reinstatement. It does not provide renewal by promise, extension through an audit, or automatic permit conversion.
Common trap: An incomplete file can have the same consequence as nonpayment.
Question 9 of 10
Answer B: Within 30 days of the request
The stated period is 30 days. Ninety days, the next audit, and a second-request condition are not the rule.
Common trap: Track the patient's request date.
Question 10 of 10
Answer A: Present in the office while personally supervising and evaluating
Rule .0206 requires office presence and personal supervision and evaluation. Phone reachability, substitution of an assistant, and patient waiver do not satisfy it.
Common trap: A patient cannot consent to expanded staff scope.
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