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Rule Chapter: 64B5-2
Chapter Title: EXAMINATION AND LICENSURE OF DENTISTS AND DENTAL HYGIENISTS Add to MyFLRules Favorites
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Version		 Rule No. Rule Title Effective
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Rule file 64B5-2.0125 Examination Security (Repealed) 10/29/2015
Rule file 64B5-2.0126 Conduct at Examination Site (Repealed) 3/18/2012
Rule file 64B5-2.013 Dental Examination 5/18/2023
Rule file 64B5-2.0135 Dental Hygiene Examination 3/24/2024
Rule file 64B5-2.014 Licensure Requirements for Applicants from Accredited Schools or Colleges 8/31/2021
Rule file 64B5-2.0142 Application for Health Access Dental License 8/31/2021
Rule file 64B5-2.0144 Licensure Requirements for Dental Hygiene Applicants from Unaccredited Dental Schools or Colleges 8/31/2021
Rule file 64B5-2.0146 Licensure Requirements for Applicants from Non-Accredited Schools or Colleges 8/31/2021
Rule file 64B5-2.0148 Credentials Requirements for Applicants from Non-Accredited Schools or Colleges, Whose Records Are Unavailable (Repealed) 10/29/2015
Rule file 64B5-2.0150 American Dental Licensing Exam Scores from Other Jurisdiction: Full-time Practice Requirements 7/1/2012
Rule file 64B5-2.0152 Licenses Granted Based on The American Dental Licensing Exam from Other Jurisdiction: Full-time Practice Requirements (Repealed) 10/27/2024
Rule file 64B5-2.0155 Time Requirements for Application, Disposition of Untimely or Incomplete Applications and Associated Fees (Repealed) 3/18/2012
Rule file 64B5-2.016 Evaluation of Credentials (Repealed) 3/18/2012
Rule file 64B5-2.017 Acceptable Variance of Examiners (Repealed) 3/30/2021
Rule file 64B5-2.020 Selection of Examiners (Repealed) 5/28/2020
Rule file 64B5-2.021 Additional Education Requirements for Reexamination 6/12/2000
Rule file 64B5-2.022 Examination Review (Repealed) 10/29/2015


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