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05-10-2008, 02:52 AM
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Join Date: May 2008 Status: Pre-Dental Location: Seoul, Korea |  NBDE I plan on attending dental school in UAE. I was wondering after graduating from this school, would I be able to take NBDE to work as a dentist in US? and after NBDE, do I have to go through residency program to open my own dental hospital? and how long would this residency be? |
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05-10-2008, 05:21 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2006 Status: Pre-Dental Location: Chi Town 
| Scroll down in the dental section, then click on the thread named "Becoming a dentist from a non accredited US-CA School and Coming back to the States." Read the thread, and let me know if you have any other questions. After completing the two year program, some states require a General Practice residency, while others dont. If the state doesnt require it, then you can start practicing after the two year program.
__________________ Pre-Dentistry in the Chi! "The struggle for freedom does not always lead to freedom. After the struggle the winners introduce their own order, which is freedom for them, but oppression for others. The struggle for freedom is meaningful only when one also fights for the freedom of others, who think and believe differently ad have different creative ideas" -Jouzas Mieliulis |
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07-20-2008, 07:50 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2006 Status: Pre-Dental Location: Chi Town
| The NBDE (National Board Dental Examination) is a exam dental students take after completing two years of dental studies in the US. There are two parts. Part one is a theory exam, while part two is a clinical exam. Foreign dental graduates wanting to pursue a career in the US are required to complete Part one before beginning a two year continue education program specifically for foreign dental graduates. While part two is not required for admission into the continue education programs, some students have part two passed, which makes a more competitive application. For more information on the NBDE you can visit the American Dental Association's(ADA) website. ADA.org: National Board Dental Exam Part I (NBDE) 
__________________ Pre-Dentistry in the Chi! "The struggle for freedom does not always lead to freedom. After the struggle the winners introduce their own order, which is freedom for them, but oppression for others. The struggle for freedom is meaningful only when one also fights for the freedom of others, who think and believe differently ad have different creative ideas" -Jouzas Mieliulis |
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