In addition to the renewal fee, which of the following is required to reactivate a licensee?

To reactivate a license in Florida, a licensee must submit an application in addition to paying the renewal fee. The requirement for an application ensures that the licensing board has updated information about the licensee, including any changes in their status or qualifications since the last active period. This step is crucial in maintaining the integrity and accuracy of the state's licensing records.

The other options, while they may pertain to various aspects of professional licensing, do not specifically fulfill the reactivation process as mandated by Florida's Dental Hygiene laws. Proof of insurance may be necessary for practice, but it is not a direct requirement for reactivation. Exam results might pertain to initial licensure or reinstatement after a long lapse, but they are not standard for routine reactivation. Volunteer hours, although beneficial and sometimes required for continuing education, do not pertain to the reactivation process either. Therefore, the necessity of an application reflects the formal procedure established by the state to keep licensure current and regulated.