WREB question

[BoardCandidate]

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Does anybody have any experience with a restoration being in hyperocclusion on the WREB? From the posts I have found on this website, it seems people have gotten pink slips or "instructions to candidate" (IC) forms. In the candidate guide it also says students can get a IC slip to remove caries, affected dentin, take additional radiographs, or adjust occlusion.

Do you think its possible to have hyperocclusion and the examiners not say anything?

I recently took the exam starting to scrutinize every aspect of my performance in my head. This is REALLY nervewrecking.

thanks.

 

[ItsGavinC]

My advice (because I've been through this twice): stop scrutinizing. Your exam has already been graded. You've done all that you can do. If you don't pass then is a good time to recognize the mistakes and what you can do to improve upon your performance. Don't beat yourself up over it now.

You'll pass. 👍

 

[highlanderdds]

My advice (because I've been through this twice): stop scrutinizing. Your exam has already been graded. You've done all that you can do. If you don't pass then is a good time to recognize the mistakes and what you can do to improve upon your performance. Don't beat yourself up over it now.

You'll pass. 👍

Agree!! Obsessing over and over is not gonna do anything at this point!!

 

[dentclo]

i I had hyperocc. and I Got pink slip ,I adjust occlusion and my floor examiner signed. my results was 85.
Don,t worry.

 

[nuts]

Me too. I got a pink slip but the floor examiner told me it was something very minor, they might take away 1 in 3 points pertaining to that category. And I passed.