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Key Facts: UT Dental Hygiene Jurisprudence Exam
30h/2yr
CE Requirement
Biennial cycle
$47
Renewal Fee
Biennial cost
May 31
Expiration Date
Even-numbered years
General
Supervision
Dentist not required
Yes
Restorative
Expanded scope
The UT DH Juris Exam covers the Practice Act (Title 58, Chapter 69), Administrative Rule R156-69, DOPL regulatory authority, general supervision (dentist need not be present), Local Anesthesia Permit (including under general supervision — one of ~12 states), restorative functions, 30 CE hours/2 years with 15h max internet/home study and 10h max teaching, courses in 50-minute blocks minimum, WREB clinical exam acceptance, $47 biennial renewal, May 31 expiration of even years, and Dentist and Dental Hygienist Licensing Board advisory role.
About the UT Dental Hygiene Jurisprudence Exam
The UT Dental Hygiene Jurisprudence Exam tests knowledge of the Utah Dentist and Dental Hygienist Practice Act (Title 58, Chapter 69) and Administrative Rule R156-69. Utah offers one of the broadest scopes of practice for dental hygienists including general supervision, local anesthesia, and restorative functions.
Questions
50 scored questions
Time Limit
Untimed (open-book)
Passing Score
75%
Exam Fee
$464 initial license (total) (Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing (DOPL))
UT Dental Hygiene Jurisprudence Exam Content Outline
UT Practice Act & Administrative Rules
Title 58 Chapter 69, R156-69, DOPL authority, Licensing Board role, definitions
Scope of Practice & Supervision
General supervision, Local Anesthesia Permit under general supervision, restorative functions, direct access provisions
Licensing & CE Requirements
30h/2yr CE, 15h max online, 10h max teaching, 50-minute blocks, $47 renewal, May 31 expiration
Ethics & Patient Safety
Informed consent, infection control, HIPAA, mandatory reporting, disciplinary procedures
How to Pass the UT Dental Hygiene Jurisprudence Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 75%
- Exam length: 50 questions
- Time limit: Untimed (open-book)
- Exam fee: $464 initial license (total)
Keys to Passing
- Complete 500+ practice questions
- Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
- Focus on highest-weighted sections
- Use our AI tutor for tough concepts
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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Utah's dental hygiene scope of practice unique?
Utah offers one of the broadest scopes: general supervision (dentist not required on premises), local anesthesia under general supervision (one of ~12 states), and restorative functions.
How many CE hours must UT dental hygienists complete?
30 hours every 2 years, with max 15h internet/home study (verified by exam with certificate) and max 10h teaching credit. Courses must be in 50-minute minimum blocks.
When do Utah dental hygiene licenses expire?
All dental licenses expire May 31 of even-numbered years. DOPL sends email renewal notices at least 60 days before expiration.
What is the renewal fee for Utah dental hygienists?
The biennial renewal fee is $47. The total initial licensure cost is approximately $464.
Can UT dental hygienists administer local anesthesia without the dentist present?
Yes, with a Local Anesthesia Permit, Utah dental hygienists can administer local anesthesia under general supervision, meaning the dentist does not need to be physically present.