[odontia]

Hello everyone
I am done with NBDE part 1 and alhamdolelah I got 92% and if anyone is wondering about the process the exam or dentistry in the US shoot and I'll do my best…

[ortho_smile]

Helloo

1st == CONGRATULATIONS

but .. can i ask u something,,

is the NBDE necessory exam. for all dental specialities??



2nd thing ..

what is the best collage at the U.S. providing BOARD on orthodontics??

bcuz am interested in it,,

excuse me if i look foolish ,, am recently graduate from

KSU & have limited info. about higher education,,

i appreciate ur participation & sharing,,

& Congartulations Again..

Thanks

[dentist_am]

salmo 3lakom everyone

i have the same question about NBDE

is it mandaoty exam to be accepted in the states OR it

just makes the acceptance chances higher

and there are some institutes that prep. u for the exaam

do u advice to join them or i can prep. myself here

thanx aloooot

[Prof.Dr.Hitham]

yes it is mondatory to be accepted in American Universities

and congratulations for odontian . Now Iam preparing for NBDE PART 1 , Da3watkom


visit this link to downlaod book for NBDE study

http://www.saudident.com/ib/index.php?show...t=0&#entry11273

[Dr. Yaser]

Getting NBDE is not mandatory to be accepted in American Universities, however, it is recommended for some specialties such as Ortho, Pedo, and OMFS. If you are applying to this these programs you might increase you chances by taking the exam. AGD programs sometimes recommend it.

Some people might, as I did, start by a nonclinical degree in the USA. Then, take the NBDE and apply for clinical while in the US. Although some may consider it risky, it is a good place to start when applying to these competitive programs.