What are floating cubes on the cube counting section of the PAT? We talk about what they are and how to answer floating cube questions in this article.
Top front end (TFE) is probably the hardest section to initially understand in the PAT, but fear not! This post gives you all the necessary information you need to learn how to ace TFE questions!
Discover a proven strategy for tackling next-gen cases. Learn how to navigate the clinical judgment model, prioritize effectively, and work through the client data tabs.
Our Mental Dental Videos provide a high yield review for the INBDE. We want you have the most up-to-date information, so we have listed a few updates and corrections below to help with your studies.
We explain pulpal and periapical diagnoses, their relevant symptoms and findings, and two case studies related to these concepts that may appear on the INBDE.
A good DAT score is around 420-440 AA (70th-80th percentile). This is the average score for acceptance to dental school. Highly competitive scores are 470+ AA (90th+ percentile).
The INBDE is meant to test your knowledge learned from dental school but what exactly should you focus on? We break down the different question topics and types tested on the INBDE.
You just took your first practice test and want to improve your score. This article reveals the key strategy to boost your performance on future tests and on exam day.
A challenging biology topic that often appears on the DAT is understanding the number of chromosomes and chromatids during different stages of mitosis and meiosis in eukaryotes.
The OAT is offered year-round at Prometric centers, but it’s best to register early since seats fill fast and the next available date can be up to 2 months away.
In an Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution (EAS), benzene serves as a nucleophile and attacks an electrophile, with the mechanism illustrating the electron flow shared by all EAS reactions.