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What is the minimum number of licensed dentists required on the Board of Dentistry?
What is the minimum number of licensed dentists required on the Board of Dentistry?
- Ten
- Five
- Nine
- Seven (correct)
How long is the term for a member of the Board of Dentistry?
How long is the term for a member of the Board of Dentistry?
- 2 years
- 8 years
- 6 years
- 4 years (correct)
Which of the following is a requirement for members of the Board of Dentistry who are licensed dentists?
Which of the following is a requirement for members of the Board of Dentistry who are licensed dentists?
- Must be involved in dental education
- Must be under 30 years of age
- Must have been practicing for at least 5 years (correct)
- Must not practice in dentistry while on the board
What is one of the requirements for a layperson member of the Board of Dentistry?
What is one of the requirements for a layperson member of the Board of Dentistry?
What is the role of the Council on Dental Hygiene?
What is the role of the Council on Dental Hygiene?
What happens if a board member is connected with a dental college?
What happens if a board member is connected with a dental college?
How many times per year must the Council on Dental Hygiene meet?
How many times per year must the Council on Dental Hygiene meet?
What is the maximum number of years a member can serve on the Board of Dentistry?
What is the maximum number of years a member can serve on the Board of Dentistry?
What is the primary purpose of the booklet discussed?
What is the primary purpose of the booklet discussed?
Which chapter of Florida Statutes governs the practice of dentistry?
Which chapter of Florida Statutes governs the practice of dentistry?
What role does the Board of Dentistry have regarding rules and statutes?
What role does the Board of Dentistry have regarding rules and statutes?
What does Chapter 120 of Florida Statutes ensure?
What does Chapter 120 of Florida Statutes ensure?
Which chapter outlines administrative rules specifically for the Board of Dentistry?
Which chapter outlines administrative rules specifically for the Board of Dentistry?
What is the main interaction between Chapter 456 and the Board of Dentistry?
What is the main interaction between Chapter 456 and the Board of Dentistry?
What is the significance of the bold statutes and rules mentioned in the introduction?
What is the significance of the bold statutes and rules mentioned in the introduction?
Who must adhere to the rules and statutes compiled in the booklet?
Who must adhere to the rules and statutes compiled in the booklet?
What is required of an applicant regarding the status of their dental license from another state or territory?
What is required of an applicant regarding the status of their dental license from another state or territory?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for an applicant's engagement in full-time practice of dentistry?
Which of the following is NOT a requirement for an applicant's engagement in full-time practice of dentistry?
How many hours per year must an applicant practice dentistry to meet the full-time requirement?
How many hours per year must an applicant practice dentistry to meet the full-time requirement?
What type of proof is the board responsible for developing rules about?
What type of proof is the board responsible for developing rules about?
What must an applicant have avoided regarding reports to data banks?
What must an applicant have avoided regarding reports to data banks?
If an applicant has been licensed in another state for less than five years, what must they demonstrate?
If an applicant has been licensed in another state for less than five years, what must they demonstrate?
Which of the following statements accurately reflects the definition of full-time practice as outlined?
Which of the following statements accurately reflects the definition of full-time practice as outlined?
What is the implication for an applicant who successfully appeals to remove their name from a data bank?
What is the implication for an applicant who successfully appeals to remove their name from a data bank?
What is required for a dentist to administer general anesthesia or sedation?
What is required for a dentist to administer general anesthesia or sedation?
Which of the following is NOT a role of the board regarding anesthesia in dentistry?
Which of the following is NOT a role of the board regarding anesthesia in dentistry?
What is one of the requirements for dental offices using anesthesia?
What is one of the requirements for dental offices using anesthesia?
How often must dental professionals recertify their CPR or ACLS certifications?
How often must dental professionals recertify their CPR or ACLS certifications?
What administrative mechanism can the board establish concerning dental professionals?
What administrative mechanism can the board establish concerning dental professionals?
What is the primary purpose of peer review by professional associations of dentists?
What is the primary purpose of peer review by professional associations of dentists?
Who is protected from testifying in disciplinary proceedings according to the peer review provisions?
Who is protected from testifying in disciplinary proceedings according to the peer review provisions?
What happens to the information obtained from peer review organizations in disciplinary proceedings?
What happens to the information obtained from peer review organizations in disciplinary proceedings?
Which of the following is NOT a privilege or immunity provided to peer review organizations or committee members?
Which of the following is NOT a privilege or immunity provided to peer review organizations or committee members?
According to the legislative provisions, what must members of peer review organizations do if they suspect a violation?
According to the legislative provisions, what must members of peer review organizations do if they suspect a violation?
What is the significance of the privileges and immunities extended to professional organizations in peer review?
What is the significance of the privileges and immunities extended to professional organizations in peer review?
Which section of the law grants protection to peer review members regarding testimony about proceedings?
Which section of the law grants protection to peer review members regarding testimony about proceedings?
What restrictions apply to information from peer review organizations in terms of disciplinary proceedings?
What restrictions apply to information from peer review organizations in terms of disciplinary proceedings?
Study Notes
Florida Board of Dentistry Overview
- The Florida Board of Dentistry's purpose is to oversee the practice of dentistry in the state, adhering to Chapter 466, Florida Statutes, and Rules 64B5 and 64B27 of the Florida Administrative Code.
- The Board consists of eleven members appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate: seven licensed dentists, two licensed dental hygienists, and two laypersons.
- Board members who are dentists must have at least five years of clinical practice experience. At least one member must be 60 or older. Members serve four-year terms, with a maximum of ten years total service.
- The Board advises the Department of Health and may create councils (e.g., Council on Dental Hygiene) to provide advice, and these councils are supported administratively by the Department of Health.
Chapter 466, Florida Statutes: Dentistry
- This chapter governs the practice of dentistry in Florida.
- It outlines the composition and responsibilities of the Board of Dentistry.
- It addresses aspects of licensure, including requirements for out-of-state dentists (e.g., full-time practice definition of minimum 1200 hours annually for 5 years).
- It details rules regarding anesthesia, specifying requirements for training, education, experience, certifications in CPR or ACLS, and necessary equipment.
- Pharmacists licensed under Chapter 465 may fill prescriptions from legally licensed Florida dentists for dentistry-related drugs.
Peer Review
- The state recognizes the value of peer review in addressing consumer complaints.
- Peer review committee members have the same rights and immunities as other complainants or witnesses, and the organizations are granted the same privileges and immunities as medical review committees under s. 766.101(3).
- Information from peer review records is not discoverable or admissible in disciplinary proceedings. However, information obtained from original sources remains accessible, regardless of presentation in peer review proceedings.
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This quiz provides an overview of the Florida Board of Dentistry, detailing its purpose, composition, and responsibilities as stipulated in Chapter 466 of the Florida Statutes. It covers important aspects like member qualifications and the Board's advisory role with the Department of Health.
