Dental Caries-Part 7: Mock Test Paper containing SBQ

Dental Quiz

INSTRUCTIONS:

1) The duration of the examination is 20 minutes.
2) After 20 minutes, it will show you a prompt for end of the exam duration. You will not be able to answer further questions. It will ask you to submit the answers.
3) Once you have finished answering the questions in time, press the submit button to see the answers.
4) After submission, you will see your result. The correct & wrong answers will be shown by a green tick and a red x in a circle respectively. You will get the correct answers in green colour and the explanations in magenta.
5)Your answers will not be saved automatically. Therefore, you need to write down your score yourself to keep a record of your progress
6) Once you are ready, press the start button to answer the questions.

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MCQ Dental Materials 767

Dental Quiz

INSTRUCTIONS:

1) The duration of the examination is 70 minutes.
2) After 70 minutes, the paper will submit itself automatically.
3) Once you have finished answering the questions, press the submit button to see the answers .
4) After submission, you will see your result. The correct & wrong answers will be shown by a green tick and a red x in a circle respectively. You will get the correct answers in green colour and the explanations in magenta.
5)Your answers will not be saved automatically. Therefore, you need to write down your score yourself to keep a record of your progress
6) Once you are ready, press the start button.

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New Blue Print of ADC Written Examination

The success in examination of Australian Dental Council depends on the rigorous practice. Once you understand the format of the written part 1 examination, the type & pattern of questions, you can easily crack it.

Video lecture on ADC written examination is given below. If you do not want to read the article, you can see the video by clicking the following image link:.



ADC Exam Coaching in India- Prelims & Practical explained

You can see videos for Initial assessment updateWritten exam update, and Practical exam update by clicking at the links. (updated on Nov. 4, 2024). You can watch the video HEREif you do not want to read text.

The Australian Dental Council conducts a series of assessment exams for accreditation of the scientific knowledge, technical and clinical skills and ability to make a clinical judgement of patient care of an overseas dentist whose dental graduate degree is not recognized by the Dental Board of Australia.

Once an overseas dentist successfully clears the assessment process, he or she can register with DBA as a GP and can practice Dentistry in Australia.

Australian Dental Council assessment process is a three-stage process. The first is the initial assessment that I have already explained in the episode 1 of our video series. Now, in episode 2 of the video series, I shall explain the second stage which is written exam and third stage which is practical exam. After going through this video, you will become familiar and confident with every aspect of the exam.

Our Courses

 

We provide following courses to fulfill the varying demands of the students.

  1. ADC Part 2: Practical Examination
  2. ADC Part 1: Written Examination
  3. Government Dental Jobs Examination

ADC Part 2: Practical Examination

This course is designed for candidates to perfect their clinical & technical skills for part 2 exam. 

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ADC Part 1: Written Examination

  • Iridium Course: duration 20 weeks.
  • Crash Course: duration 4 weeks. 

Government Dental Jobs Examination

  • 8 weeks course  


Contact Point/Area of the Teeth

Definition   

The proximal contact points or the area refers to the surface point or area where the proximal surfaces of neighboring teeth come in contact. Contact point/area is usually found in the occlusal one third of the natural crown of most of the teeth.