I feel so happy watching this after my pass, I'm literally watching this for delight! GL everyone, I used MD, Bootcamp, INBDE decks, studied over a year in and out hard / soft and so on, also over a year since I'm foreign trained, Stuff like this helps a lot! Having a study schedule and consistency is key. I also paniqued and did NBDE booster twice and everyday The Study Boards quick mode.
Hi! Thanks for such an informative video! I wonder sth; you’ve mentioned about 2 sources: one is Mental Dental youtube channel; the other is anki cards. Are these the cards that are found in mental dental videos? Or where can i find them?
Here's the link for more info about the Anki cards: www.reddit.com/r/dentalschoolanki/comments/prcahl/thefrenchdentistes_inbde_prep_deck_operative/ I hope this helps! Good luck studying!
Hi, did you need a specific app to open the anki cards after you downloaded them ? Its been impossible for me to open the on google docs, the documents are empty 😭😭
Totally understandable! My score was 77% and my peer rank was 48th percentile. I didn't use board vitals the last month or so before my test though so it likely would have gone up some had I continued using it. You've got this!
Can you please say some ways for foreign students .i am recently doing bds in my country .how to get those cards here.I really want to but no study material .only thing i can study from is mental dental video
Do you have access to reddit? The link for the Anki cards is in the description. Something maybe you could look into is getting a VPN so you could access study materials that are only available in the US from your country. Sorry I can't offer much more help than that! Let me know if you have any more specific questions.
INBDE is mostly part 2 stuff. Use the mental dental videos for part 2 and INBDE and you should be more than ready! Let me know if you have more questions!
does anyone use booster? I want to sign up for it and they have an 8 weeks plan which incudes the Anki cards and mental dental videos in that plan .... im so confused as of which one to choose and start from , bootcamp of booster?
Booster wasn't a thing (at least that I knew about) when I was studying for the DAT. If you look on Reddit, there are a lot of people who say nothing but great things about booster. I'd just choose one and go with it. Better to get started studying than to waste a bunch of time trying to decide how you're going to study. I don't think you can really go wrong with either one.
What were you ranging score-wise when it came to bootcamp/ practice questions in general? I am taking my test in about a month and a half and i am testing at like low to mid 60s, and its making me freak out. I know the test is scored differently not just raw score, but i feel like i should be higher. :/
I don't remember a score from bootcamp, but I think from board vitals my score was 77%, which was after seeing the questions multiple times. I've known students that were scoring similar to you and passed. Don't be too surprised if you don't feel great when you take your exam. I didn't but it all worked out. Good luck!
I'm currently at Roseman in Utah. I graduate in less than a year! I think the INBDE is probably easier than the previous board exam. It's very clinical focused so it asks about things you're familiar with from being in clinic and doing dentistry. There are plenty of questions that you won't know and likely wouldn't know regardless of how long you study, but it's very doable.
i have a question inbde is scaring me a lot are they not asking any from nbde part1 subjects like microbiology biochemistry general pathology ect. and what do u think of studying only mosby or board busters?
@@abrarmohammed917 I'm not familiar with mosby or board busters, but no there isn't anything from part 1 that I know of on the INBDE. I'd say the mental dental videos cover everything you need to know and more, so I'd start with those and then choose a resource for practice questions. I was intimidated by the exam as well, but you've got this!
Dr may i ask you, for INBDE did u have to study & revise part 1 materials ? All , or do u think only part 2 is enough to pass if focused on with some head & neck & dental anatomy parts only reviewed from part 1 materials , Plz advice Dr , i d highly appreciate your insights & help
Just focus on part 2 information! INBDE is very clinic focused which is mostly part two. Just use the mental dental part 2 and INBDE videos and you should be well prepared!
@@connorhenderson5396 dr i hope u are doing good i just good my result and it is a Pass ! 🤩i ve been following your videos and story and i wanted to share that news to u
Anki is a flash card program that is popular among all kinds of students. You can share cards you've made, so lots of subjects already have the cards made. Let me know if you have more questions!
Thanks for sharing these kinds of videos are super insightful. Based on your experience it sounds manageable BUT certainly requires you to be consistent. Good job and congrats on the pass. 🦷🪥
great video thanks a lot keep posting new content
GREAT VIDEO!
Thank you!
I feel so happy watching this after my pass, I'm literally watching this for delight! GL everyone, I used MD, Bootcamp, INBDE decks, studied over a year in and out hard / soft and so on, also over a year since I'm foreign trained, Stuff like this helps a lot! Having a study schedule and consistency is key. I also paniqued and did NBDE booster twice and everyday The Study Boards quick mode.
YES!!! Congratulations on passing!
Thank you so much for the information!
I’m wondering are all the questions include clinical cases or are there any general/basic science questions?
I got my pass on INBDE and Mental Dental videos and bootcamp platform helped me a lot.
Congrats! Such a good feeling to be done with it!
Hi! Thanks for such an informative video! I wonder sth; you’ve mentioned about 2 sources: one is Mental Dental youtube channel; the other is anki cards. Are these the cards that are found in mental dental videos? Or where can i find them?
Here's the link for more info about the Anki cards: www.reddit.com/r/dentalschoolanki/comments/prcahl/thefrenchdentistes_inbde_prep_deck_operative/
I hope this helps! Good luck studying!
Where can I find the associated anki cards for mental dental vids?
Hi, did you need a specific app to open the anki cards after you downloaded them ? Its been impossible for me to open the on google docs, the documents are empty 😭😭
You need to download the Anki app. I’d look up a tutorial on how to install Anki and import decks.
Hi I am wonder what your performance score and peer rank was on board vitals?
Mine is low and it’s making me worried
Totally understandable! My score was 77% and my peer rank was 48th percentile. I didn't use board vitals the last month or so before my test though so it likely would have gone up some had I continued using it. You've got this!
Can you please say some ways for foreign students .i am recently doing bds in my country .how to get those cards here.I really want to but no study material .only thing i can study from is mental dental video
Do you have access to reddit? The link for the Anki cards is in the description. Something maybe you could look into is getting a VPN so you could access study materials that are only available in the US from your country. Sorry I can't offer much more help than that! Let me know if you have any more specific questions.
DR. May I ask u? If I study using the INBDE part 1 is good enough to be prepared ? Or I need to buy part 2 ?
INBDE is mosltly NBDE2. Lots of people say dont waste time on NBDE1 stuff. Hope this helps!
INBDE is mostly part 2 stuff. Use the mental dental videos for part 2 and INBDE and you should be more than ready! Let me know if you have more questions!
does anyone use booster? I want to sign up for it and they have an 8 weeks plan which incudes the Anki cards and mental dental videos in that plan .... im so confused as of which one to choose and start from , bootcamp of booster?
Booster wasn't a thing (at least that I knew about) when I was studying for the DAT. If you look on Reddit, there are a lot of people who say nothing but great things about booster. I'd just choose one and go with it. Better to get started studying than to waste a bunch of time trying to decide how you're going to study. I don't think you can really go wrong with either one.
Where did you buy your shirt? looks nice!
Thanks!!! I got it at my school! It was a fundraiser that was done.
What were you ranging score-wise when it came to bootcamp/ practice questions in general? I am taking my test in about a month and a half and i am testing at like low to mid 60s, and its making me freak out. I know the test is scored differently not just raw score, but i feel like i should be higher. :/
I don't remember a score from bootcamp, but I think from board vitals my score was 77%, which was after seeing the questions multiple times. I've known students that were scoring similar to you and passed. Don't be too surprised if you don't feel great when you take your exam. I didn't but it all worked out. Good luck!
@@connorhenderson5396 OK awesome thank you so much! you made me feel a lot better!
I just realized I'm really lazy... LOL
Please what school did you go to?Also do you think the inbde is harder than the previous one?
I'm currently at Roseman in Utah. I graduate in less than a year! I think the INBDE is probably easier than the previous board exam. It's very clinical focused so it asks about things you're familiar with from being in clinic and doing dentistry. There are plenty of questions that you won't know and likely wouldn't know regardless of how long you study, but it's very doable.
@@connorhenderson5396 thanks man. You are the best!! I will definitely have to keep in touch with you.
@@emeksb4823 Please do! Let me know what questions you have, what you want to see videos about, and how I can help you in your journey!
i have a question inbde is scaring me a lot are they not asking any from nbde part1 subjects like microbiology biochemistry general pathology ect. and what do u think of studying only mosby or board busters?
@@abrarmohammed917 I'm not familiar with mosby or board busters, but no there isn't anything from part 1 that I know of on the INBDE. I'd say the mental dental videos cover everything you need to know and more, so I'd start with those and then choose a resource for practice questions. I was intimidated by the exam as well, but you've got this!
Dr may i ask you, for INBDE did u have to study & revise part 1 materials ? All , or do u think only part 2 is enough to pass if focused on with some head & neck & dental anatomy parts only reviewed from part 1 materials , Plz advice Dr , i d highly appreciate your insights & help
Just focus on part 2 information! INBDE is very clinic focused which is mostly part two. Just use the mental dental part 2 and INBDE videos and you should be well prepared!
@@connorhenderson5396 thank you very Much Dr Connor , Great advice as always 🙏
@@connorhenderson5396 dr i hope u are doing good i just good my result and it is a Pass ! 🤩i ve been following your videos and story and i wanted to share that news to u
@@andrew-isac CONGRATS! Such a good feeling, be proud and celebrate! I'm so happy to hear it, so thanks for sharing!
@@connorhenderson5396 i m happy for you too i m following on instagram , congrats for being licensed now , great step and journey start 🤩
What is an Onki card?
Anki is a flash card program that is popular among all kinds of students. You can share cards you've made, so lots of subjects already have the cards made. Let me know if you have more questions!
@@connorhenderson5396 its free or paid?
@@jotikumari9876 it's a free app!
the Booster is not free. They let you see about 3 questions and then they lock the rest of the questions and ask you to join for $200.
Thanks for that! I'm not sure if that changed since now they are gaining more users or if that's always how it was but this is great to know!
I love your beard and eyes. My kind of guy. Don't shave your head. Let your hair grow out. You have great genes with your red hair.
Thanks for sharing these kinds of videos are super insightful. Based on your experience it sounds manageable BUT certainly requires you to be consistent. Good job and congrats on the pass. 🦷🪥
Honestly, consistency is the most important thing with boards. As long as you cover the material and review it regularly, you'll be just fine.
@@connorhenderson5396 thank you Connor for sharing your experience
@@emeksb4823 you're welcome! Just trying to help everyone prepare and pass boards, and survive dental school!
@@connorhenderson5396 thanks man,
I will really need your advice in future.
@@emeksb4823 Feel free to reach out! I'm happy to help and answer whatever questions you have.