Statute-cited, not summarized lore
Every rule in the modules cites the section it comes from — Chapter 466 F.S. or Division 64B5 F.A.C. — so you can verify anything against the free official text on Online Sunshine or flrules.org.
FHLR exam prep
Florida Dental Hygiene Laws & Rules Prep
Florida-specific prep for the FHLR — the closed-book, 90-minute Florida Dental Hygiene Laws and Rules examination — covering hygienist scope, supervision, delegation, and the current 64B5 rules.
Last verified August 26, 2026
Honest review status: every module cites the statute or rule it teaches — Chapter 456 F.S., Chapter 466 F.S., or Division 64B5 F.A.C. Source-cited, and every in-scope file carries a current exact-digest sign-off by Mahtab Mansour, DDS across approvals dated 2026-07-27 through 2026-08-27. See how Dentovio verifies content.
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FHLR sample · General supervision
Untimed
Question 1 of 1
A patient returns to a dental practice for a routine prophylaxis appointment. The patient's last comprehensive clinical examination by the Florida-licensed dentist of record was exactly 26 months ago. The dentist has authorized the prophylaxis but is not present in the office today. Can the dental hygienist lawfully proceed with the prophylaxis?
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Built for the FHLR's real format
12
Statute-cited modules, F1–F12
64
Items at most on the real exam, incl. up to 5 unscored
75%
The real passing mark, rule 64B5-2.0135, F.A.C.
180
Days of access
Built for a closed-book exam
No statute or rule book is provided or permitted at Prometric. The prep drills the exact supervision levels, delegable tasks, and timelines from the current rule text — the 64B5 exam rules in force are the versions effective June 1, 2026.
Aligned to the published scope
Rule 64B5-2.0135(2)(c) caps Chapter 456 at 3% of the FHLR, so at least 97% comes from Chapter 466 and Division 64B5. Florida publishes no narrower topic weights; Dentovio emphasizes the profession-specific scope, supervision, delegation, and recordkeeping rules in those sources.
What's inside
Twelve modules, organized around Florida's three bodies of law.
The FHLR tests Chapter 466, Florida Statutes, and Division 64B5 of the Florida Administrative Code, with Chapter 456 capped at 3% by rule 64B5-2.0135(2)(c) — closed book, in 90 minutes, with a 75% passing mark.Instead of piecing together statute text, rule chapters, and forum threads, you move through 12 modules that cover the tested scope. The F-codes are Dentovio's study organization, not official exam weights — Florida publishes no per-topic weights for the FHLR.
| Module | Covers |
|---|---|
| F1 | Practice Act, definitions, and the Board |
| F2 | Licensure pathways and examinations |
| F3 | Renewal, CE, and license status |
| F4 | Dental hygienist scope of practice |
| F5 | Delegation, supervision, and dental assistants |
| F6 | Prescribing, controlled substances, E-FORCSE |
| F7 | Anesthesia and sedation permits |
| F8 | Records, confidentiality, dentist of record |
| F9 | Advertising, fees, specialty announcement |
| F10 | Discipline, enforcement, and boundaries |
| F11 | Infection control and office safety |
| F12 | Practice settings, labs, and teledentistry |
12 statute-cited study modules covering Chapter 466 and Division 64B5, with Chapter 456 questions capped at 3% in FHLR simulations
An original question bank with answer rationales, tagged for hygienist candidates
Scenario drills on supervision levels, delegable and remediable tasks, and recordkeeping calls
Cram sheets: the numbers, timelines, and common traps in one place
Florida-vs-other-state trap flags so relocating hygienists do not answer from another state's supervision vocabulary
180 days of personal study access — one-time price, no subscription
Review status, plainly
Source-cited, with exact-state review gates.
Every material rule in this product traces to a primary source — Chapter 456 or Chapter 466, Florida Statutes, Division 64B5 of the Florida Administrative Code, or the 2026 ADEX Candidate Guide. Source-cited, and every in-scope file carries a current exact-digest sign-off by Mahtab Mansour, DDS across approvals dated 2026-07-27 through 2026-08-27. Review is not a pass guarantee, and there is none: Florida publishes no pass rate for the FHLR, and Dentovio makes no outcome claim.
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Which exam am I taking?
Is this the right product for dentists?
No — dentists sit a separate exam. The Florida Dental Laws and Rules Exam (FDLR) runs under its own rule (64B5-2.013, F.A.C.) with its own item count and fee. If that is your exam, use Florida Dental Laws & Rules Prep (Dentist) instead, or start from its exam overview.
Product FAQ
Florida Dental Hygiene Laws & Rules Prep, answered
Which exam does Florida Laws & Rules — Hygienist prepare me for?
The Florida Dental Hygiene Laws and Rules Exam (FHLR) — the closed-book, 90-minute Florida law examination administered by ADEX/CDCA under contract with the Florida Department of Health at Prometric test centers, governed by rule 64B5-2.0135, F.A.C.. The FHLR tests Chapter 466, Florida Statutes, and Division 64B5 of the Florida Administrative Code, with Chapter 456 capped at 3% by rule 64B5-2.0135(2)(c) — closed book, in 90 minutes, with a 75% passing mark.
What does Florida Laws & Rules — Hygienist include?
Twelve statute-cited study modules organized F1 through F12 (from the Practice Act and licensure pathways through delegation, prescribing, records, discipline, and infection control), an original question bank with answer rationales tagged for dental hygiene candidates, scenario drills, and cram sheets — all in one account. The F-codes are Dentovio's study organization, not official exam weights.
How much does it cost?
A one-time $79. Access to the study materials is provided for 180 days from the date of purchase. There is no subscription.
Has a credentialed reviewer signed off on this content?
Source-cited, and every in-scope file carries a current exact-digest sign-off by Mahtab Mansour, DDS across approvals dated 2026-07-27 through 2026-08-27. Every rule still traces to the statute or rule it teaches.
Is Dentovio affiliated with the Florida Board of Dentistry, ADEX, CDCA, or Prometric?
No. Dentovio is an independent publisher. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Florida Board of Dentistry, ADEX, CDCA, or Prometric, and all practice questions are original exam-style material — never recalled exam items.
Does Dentovio guarantee I will pass?
No. Dentovio makes no pass guarantee and no outcome promise. Florida publishes no pass rate for the FHLR, so any pass-rate figure you see elsewhere is unsourced. What the prep adds is current, statute-cited material for a closed-book exam with a 75% mark.
Is this the right product for dentists?
No — dentists sit a separate exam. The Florida Dental Laws and Rules Exam (FDLR) runs under its own rule (64B5-2.013, F.A.C.) with its own item count and fee. Dentovio filters assessment items by candidate role, so pick the product that matches your license application. Florida publishes no narrower per-topic weights.
Primary sources
Last verified August 26, 2026.
- ADEX/CDCA — Florida Laws and Rules examination page (exam vendor, under contract with the Florida Department of Health)
- 2026 ADEX Candidate Guide, Version 20260723, published as Candidate-Guide_20260727.pdf (exam vendor — fees, item counts, scheduling, credit expiration)
- Rule 64B5-2.013, F.A.C. — Licensure Examination for Dentists (Florida Administrative Code, current version effective June 1, 2026)
- Rule 64B5-2.0135, F.A.C. — Licensure Examination for Dental Hygienists (Florida Administrative Code, current version effective June 1, 2026)
- Florida Board of Dentistry — Dentist licensing page (state regulator)
- Florida Board of Dentistry — Dental hygienist licensing page (state regulator)
- Chapter 466, Florida Statutes — the Florida Dental Practice Act (state legislature, Online Sunshine)
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 its rules were checked against the primary sources listed here. Review of the currently served Florida study corpus is a separate state: Source-cited, and every in-scope file carries a current exact-digest sign-off by Mahtab Mansour, DDS across approvals dated 2026-07-27 through 2026-08-27. Florida publishes no pass rate for these examinations, and Dentovio makes no outcome claim.