Process for licensing

[Pre-Dent Jeff]

For all of the soon to be dentists of the class of 2020, what's the process for getting licensed?

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[schmoob]

Check the requirements and process for the state you want to get licensed in.

 

[Saddleshoes]

This is a joke right!
Do you mean to say that your school has not explained the process to you????

For the kind of money dental students are shelling out these days the school should have one councilor who's entire job is help you get signed up for boards.

 

[Advance]

This is a joke right!
Do you mean to say that your school has not explained the process to you????

For the kind of money dental students are shelling out these days the school should have one councilor who's entire job is help you get signed up for boards.

Schools should also provide the patients

 

[schmoob]

Schools should also provide the patients

And pay them. And pay the assistants.

 

[HatInTheCat]

He’s a pre dent student. Relax guys, and even if he was a dental student, let’s not be pricks about it.

Well, GA requires you to have passed part 1 and 2 of national boards (written) and you will take mannequin boards and patient boards with CRDTS, the licensure agency for our state. Once that’s all passed and your requirements are met for your degree, you will apply to the state board (usually online) for your license. It takes a while, so expect it to come in a month’s time after having your degree conferred.

Many of my friends who graduated said theirs came mid June, which allowed them time to get ready for residencies and jobs.

Hope this helps!


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[Saddleshoes]

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He’s a pre dent student. Relax guys, and even if he was a dental student, let’s not be pricks about it.

Sorry! I wasn't paying attention

 

[schmoob]

He’s a pre dent student. Relax guys, and even if he was a dental student, let’s not be pricks about it.

Well, GA requires you to have passed part 1 and 2 of national boards (written) and you will take mannequin boards and patient boards with CRDTS, the licensure agency for our state. Once that’s all passed and your requirements are met for your degree, you will apply to the state board (usually online) for your license. It takes a while, so expect it to come in a month’s time after having your degree conferred.

Many of my friends who graduated said theirs came mid June, which allowed them time to get ready for residencies and jobs.

Hope this helps!


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He’s not a predent, he’s a 4th year student.

 

[HatInTheCat]

He’s not a predent, he’s a 4th year student.

Schmoob: Cool.

Pre-Dent Jeff: Hope this points you in the right direction! Good luck.

 

[BluntForceTrauma]

And pay them. And pay the assistants.

What assistants?

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[schmoob]

What assistants?

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An assistant for the boards. It comes out of your pocket but completely worth it.

 

[Advance]

What assistants?

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Ive assisted for WREB since D1 year. It’s solid $.

 

[BluntForceTrauma]

An assistant for the boards. It comes out of your pocket but completely worth it.

Sorry, sarcasm didn't translate well I knew about the assistants

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[BluntForceTrauma]

Ive assisted for WREB since D1 year. It’s solid $.

Same! It was good to see the process too.

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