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- INBDE | Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations
This two-day examination is designed to provide information to U S dental boards seeking to determine whether licensure candidates have the necessary level of clinical skills to safely practice entry-level dentistry Find additional information in the INBDE candidate guide below
- Apply for the INBDE® - American Dental Association
Review the INBDE Candidate Guide (PDF), with special focus on eligibility requirements, rules of conduct, examination regulations, and the testing center procedures
- Prepare for the INBDE - American Dental Association
Getting ready for success with the INBDE The Integrated National Board Dental Examination is overseen by the Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations (JCNDE), an independent agency of the American Dental Association, in collaboration with the Department of Testing Services (DTS)
- INBDE Scores | Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations
Get your INBDE results Examination results are typically available approximately three to four weeks after the examination date Results can be viewed online by signing in with your DENTPIN® and password
- JCNDE. org: INBDE Candidate Guide
The INBDE was designed to integrate the biomedical, clinical, and behavioral sciences in its evaluation of candidate dental cognitive skills This integration occurs through the use of the Domain of Dentistry, which serves as the content domain for the examination
- JCNDE. org: INBDE facts for students
The INBDE is a cognitive examination intended to help state boards determine whether an individual has the entry-level knowledge and cognitive skills necessary to safely practice dentistry
- Integrated National Board Dental Examination (INBDE)
Candidates interested in preparing for the INBDE may visit ADA org INBDE and download the INBDE practice questions (PDF) that are available for use by stakeholders and communities of interest
- JCNDE. org: INBDE facts for schools
The INBDE is a cognitive examination intended to help state boards determine whether an individual has the entry-level knowledge and cognitive skills necessary to safely practice dentistry
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