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Key Facts: OK Dental Jurisprudence Exam
70%
Passing Score
OK Board
50 Qs
Exam Questions
1-hour exam
40h/2yr
CE Required
Dentists
30 days
Retake Wait
After failure
Live CPR
CPR Requirement
Every 2 years
$10
Retake Fee
OK Board 2026
The OK Dental Jurisprudence Exam covers Title 59 Ch. 7, 40 CE hrs/biennium (20 online max), live CPR every 2 yrs, ethics course required, 4h practice mgmt max, 7h volunteer max, new grad exemption, $10 retake fee, 30-day retake wait, and Board scheduling.
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1Which statute governs dental practice in Oklahoma?
2Which board regulates dental practice in Oklahoma?
3How many questions are on the OK dental jurisprudence exam?
4What is the passing score for the OK dental jurisprudence exam?
5How much time is allotted for the OK dental jurisprudence exam?
6If an applicant fails the OK jurisprudence exam, they must wait how long before retaking?
7How many CE hours must OK dentists complete every two years?
8How many of the OK dental CE hours may be completed online?
9OK dental licenses expire on which date each year?
10OK dental CE ethics requirement is:
About the OK Dental Jurisprudence Exam
The OK Dental Jurisprudence Exam is a 50-question exam covering Title 59 Chapter 7, board statutes and rules. Offered on scheduled Thursdays. Passing score is 70%. 30-day wait for retake.
Exam sponsor: Oklahoma Board of Dentistry. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.
Questions
50 questions
Time Limit
1 hour
Passing Score
70%
Reported exam pass rate: Not publicly reported. Exam sponsor website
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OK Dental Practice Act
Title 59 Chapter 7, board statutes and rules, disciplinary actions
Scope of Practice
Dentist, hygienist, and assistant roles, supervision, sedation permits
Licensing & Continuing Education
Annual renewal, 40h/biennium CE, live CPR, ethics, volunteer credit
Ethics & Professional Conduct
ADA ethics, informed consent, HIPAA, mandatory reporting
Preparing for the OK Dental Jurisprudence Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 70%
- Exam length: 50 questions
- Time limit: 1 hour
- Exam / certification fees: $10 retake fee Official sources
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the OK dental jurisprudence exam format?
The OK exam has 50 questions with a 1-hour time limit. The passing score is 70%. Offered on scheduled Thursdays after application approval.
What happens if I fail the OK jurisprudence exam?
You must wait 30 days before retaking the exam and pay a $10 retake fee by check or money order.
How many CE hours do OK dentists need?
OK dentists need 40 hours every 2 years, with up to 20 hours online, plus a live CPR course and ethics course every 2 years.
Are new OK dental graduates exempt from CE?
Yes, new graduates are exempt from CE for the first year after graduation. Requirements begin July 1 of the following calendar year.
Where can I find OK dental jurisprudence study materials?
Study materials are available through the Statutes & Rules link on the Oklahoma Board of Dentistry website at oklahoma.gov/dentistry.