Canadian Dentistry, the Prep Doctors Way
In this episode of “Dental Regulation Series”, we’ve taken a step back to get a broader view of Canadian healthcare regulations and how they work. For new dentists, learning about the healthcare regulatory bodies is essential when pursuing a dental career in Canada. Watch as our compliance and education specialist,
Last month, Dr. Marwan sat down for a Facebook Live Q&A to discuss the changes in the NDEB exams, CESB and what dentists can expect to see post COVID-19.
Many trainees have wondered how they will be able to practice for the ACS exam amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Our senior clinical skills instructors came together to show a small glimpse of Prep Doctors’ new clinical skills laboratories!
She worked for the RCDSO for 21 years; worked as an invigilator and examiner for the NDEB; and is a dentist and educator by training. Now she joins the Prep Doctors’ team.
You’re ready to take the next step in your journey and establish your dental career in Canada. Now the question is, “how do I become a dentist in Canada?”. Here are 3 routes to get you started.
As an internationally-trained dentist, there are two routes available when looking to become a licensed dentist in Canada. You have the option to apply to the National Dental Examining Board of Canada (NDEB) equivalency process or opt to enroll in an academic bridging program that’s offered at Canadian universities. Although
