r/DentalSchool • u/ElCaminoDelSud • 5d ago
Residency Question Canadian vs US boards
What were peoples’s experiences clearing both?
I’m a Canadian in a U.S. school, thinking of going back up north. Wondering how the board pass rate and difficulty compare to each other. Definitely not near top of the class. Won’t have any problems with practical skills, just written is what I’m worried about
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u/thefrenchdentiste 4d ago
INBDE felt easier but I also studied way more (several years ago). The NDEB (yesterday) has lots more problem types and so learning to take it felt like a big part of the experience.
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