Free, no-fluff guides for overseas-trained dentists preparing for the ADC written exam.
The ADC written exam explained for overseas-trained dentists: 280 questions over 2 days, subject weighting, fees and how to prepare.
A week-by-week ADC written exam study plan for working dentists: diagnose weaknesses, master high-weight subjects, and rehearse full exam days.
The real cost of the ADC written exam for overseas dentists: application fees, preparation courses, and how to cut the prep bill without cutting quality.
Every ADC Part 1 subject — high-yield topics, classic exam traps and how to study it.
The heaviest-weighted ADC Part 1 subject: high-yield oral surgery topics, classic exam traps and how to study it.
High-yield periodontics for the ADC written exam: the 2017 classification, diagnosis staging, and treatment sequencing.
Removable and fixed pros for ADC Part 1: denture design logic, RPD components, occlusion and failure management.
Oral medicine for ADC Part 1: white/red lesions, ulcers, vesiculobullous disease, and when to biopsy.
Endo for ADC Part 1: pulpal diagnosis pairs, trauma protocols, and treatment decision-making.
Operative/restorative dentistry for ADC Part 1: caries management, adhesion, and material selection.
Ortho for ADC Part 1: occlusal classification, mixed dentition assessment, and when to intervene or refer.
Dental pharmacology for ADC Part 1: prescribing, interactions, emergencies and the Australian context.
Paeds for ADC Part 1: trauma in primary teeth, behaviour management, fluoride and early childhood caries.
Community/public health dentistry for ADC Part 1: epidemiology indices, water fluoridation, ethics and the Australian system.