How do I sign up?

To subscribe to our courses, first, you need to select the type of account that you would like. At the moment you have three options. Either the standard ORE course which has some course material but lots of question or the intensive course which has lots of exam material, lots of questions and tutor support.

Once there, all you have to do is:

1. Click "Create new account" at the bottom of the login page.

2. Fill out your details with a valid email address.

3. Access your emails and click on the confirmation link.

4. Select which course you would like to enrol in.

5. Pay via PayPal.

6. You can now access the full course. From now on you will only need to enter your personal username and password (in the form on this page) to log in and access any course you have enrolled in.

Can you tell me how to access the review materials regarding ORE exam?

Well first, you need to select the type of account that you would like. At the moment you have a few options. Either the standard ORE Exam course which has some course material but lots of question or the intensive course which has lots of exam material, lots of questions and tutor support.

I would like to know after passing ORE exam and getting registered with GDC, do I have to do vocational training here?

There is no requirement to practice AFTER the exam but there is a requirement to do so BEFORE the exam. "On 6 June 2007 the Council approved a policy on prior clinical experience for all new applicants for the ORE, after a 12-week consultation period."

How familiar are you guys with the course materials that is required for the UK-based exam?

Well, I guess the proof is in the "taste of the pudding", we have passed over 1,500 ORE students so our material should be really good! Furthermore, each course has different amounts of resources but in general, we offer 1,000's of ORE syllabus questions written by expert dental tutors, lots of online and downloadable resources and tutor support (by an expert UK based dental tutor).

How credible are your claims of giving money back if we do not pass the exam? How realistic is that?

Very credible. We actually do not have an option not to give your money back (within 10 days of purchase) as we our bound by PayPal's terms and conditions of sale. i.e. If you are not satisfied you can claim your money through Paypal and we are obliged to refund you. As for the gold course 100% money back guarantee if you fail promise, we have never had to fulfill this as all students have passed the exam. Never the less if you do fail we will refund you the entire amount that you have paid as long as you prove to us you actually failed (scan of the failure notice).

Are there weekly quizzes in the course to find out how much I progress and to find in what section I am weak to do more study?

Each course contains hundreds of questions which are marked automatically. The system stores your answers and then shows you the ones you got wrong. If you opt for the gold or deluxe course you can ask the tutors to review your work and show your weaknesses if you are having difficulty doing this yourself.

Do you send materials to study or you only send questions?

The Silver Course just has questions. The gold course has extra study materials. The deluxe course has much more, in-depth study materials which cover both the LDS and ORE Exam.

Is there a test at the end of the course?

Yes, there are multiple ORE "final exams". This is very similar to the actual ORE Exam and can tell you whether you are ready or not.

How long will it take me to finish the course?

In general, students usually take a couple of months to go through all of the ORE preparation material thoroughly.

Are GDC registered candidates allowed to practice in Australia, New Zealand and Canada??

For dentists with eligible qualifications from the UK, Republic of Ireland, New Zealand and Canada: The Dental Board of Australia has recognised as equivalent for General Registration under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law Act 2009 (National Law) the following qualifications:

• Bachelor degrees in dentistry granted by universities in the United Kingdom or the Republic of Ireland (accredited by the General Dental Council)
  
• Bachelor degrees in dentistry granted by the University of Otago in New Zealand (accredited by the Dental Council of New Zealand); and
  
• Canadian graduates with degrees of Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) or Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) in general dentistry awarded after 31 March 2010 by universities in Canada (accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation of Canada).
  
• Dentists who hold a qualification as listed above are eligible to apply for General Registration. A dentist who applies under this pathway must also be able to demonstrate that they are eligible for registration as a dentist in the relevant overseas jurisdiction in which the qualification was obtained, this will include (where relevant) the completion of an examination or any other pre-requisites required for registration in the relevant overseas jurisdiction.