DSCE exam

[oscarbubbles]

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Does any one have any thing recent for the DSCE exam . people say it is the easiest . I have failed it twice by getting scores of 74 . I donot know what to do.Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee in God'sname if you have any thing recent I need it

 

[96guyodc]

Does any one have any thing recent for the DSCE exam . people say it is the easiest . I have failed it twice by getting scores of 74 . I donot know what to do.Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee in God'sname if you have any thing recent I need it[/QUOTE

Call up the nearest dental school library in your state and ask them if they have it. Or, go to your librarian and ask him/her to get it for you. This is what my friend did.

 

[oscarbubbles]

Do you by any chance know the name of the book that your friend used.

 

[dentalhelp2006]

Does any one have any thing recent for the DSCE exam . people say it is the easiest . I have failed it twice by getting scores of 74 . I donot know what to do.Pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee in God'sname if you have any thing recent I need it

You can call Dr Neil Serman who teaches the DSCE course in New York.
Tel. #: 718-796-0400 or 718-601-6836

 

[FreshBreath]

I too was looking at information regarding how to tackle studying for the DSCE. A book I used and highly recommend is Review of Diagnosis, Oral medicine, Radiology, and Treatment Planning by Norman K. Wood. I did not do great, but will enough. The book I felt followed the types of questions and format for the DSCE. Good luck!

 

[oscarbubbles]

So would you suggest just reading the book will have me prepared for the exam. Please let me know exactly what you did.

Thanks

 

[FreshBreath]

I think the book, FOR ME, was a great primary source to study and prepare for the exam. It might be a great source for you, but your result on the exam will rely on your focus and work in preparation for it, this book is just a resource that might help you do that.

 

[OrbitClean]

I too was looking at information regarding how to tackle studying for the DSCE. A book I used and highly recommend is Review of Diagnosis, Oral medicine, Radiology, and Treatment Planning by Norman K. Wood. I did not do great, but will enough. The book I felt followed the types of questions and format for the DSCE. Good luck!

I used the above book and some handouts from Dr. Serman and it proved helpful.