Board Exam Preparation

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Duration: Multiple Packages

Tuition: $200 CAD / $600 CAD / $1,200 CAD / $1,600 CAD / $2,400 CAD

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Why take this course?

A similar experience to the real exam

Mock exams and discussions

Experienced instructors

You’re ready to take your final step — so be sure you’re putting your best foot forward. Our courses help make sure the first time you take the exam is the last time, with focused preparation, mock exams that closely simulate the exam experience with extensive discussions of the underlying concepts.

Our Board Exam prep courses include two mock exams for OSCE and two mock exams for the Written Exam. This includes 14 hours for the OSCE exams discussion and 20 hours for the Written Exam discussion to help you solidify your understanding of key concepts and exam strategies from dentists who have been through it before.

What Is Board Exam Preparation?

Assessment of Fundamental Knowledge

Assessment of Clinical Judgement

Assessment of Clinical Skills

Board Exam

All dentists who want to practice in Canada must clear the Canadian Board Exams. You can only take this exam if you have graduated from an accredited dentistry program or completed the three NDEB equivalency exams.

These exams consist of two components: a written examination and the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE). OSCE is a station-type exam that requires candidates to answer match-type questions within five minutes at each question station. Each station features information that needs to be reviewed, such as charts, radiographic images, case histories, casts and models. Candidates will also be required to write a prescription based on the information supplied at certain stations. *Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, OSCE may be conducted in a booklet format rather than stations.

The Written Examination is a multiple-choice exam that consists of two books of 150 questions. Candidates have to demonstrate that they have knowledge and skill in biomedical, behavioural and clinical dental science and professional behaviour. In short, the NDEB wants to know if you are competent to practice dentistry in Canada — from a scientific, clinical and human perspective.

What Does the Course Include?

OSCE Examination: two simulated mock exams; two seven-hour full-day exam review sessions; an annually updated OSCE course manual; crucial exam hacks.

Written Examination: two simulated mock exams; two 10-hour full-day exam review sessions; tailored exam strategy; targeted focus on challenging areas of the exam.

Our Instructors

Dr. Marwan Al Rayes

Dr. Ibrahim Saadeldin