Want to Become a Dentist in the U.S.? You're in the right place.
Your shortcut to success for international dentists: insider knowledge, strategy, templates, and tools no one else is sharing.
One Framework & Four Blueprints
We have created step-by-step resources and content to support dentists like you through this process — on YouTube, Instagram, and through the blueprints about becoming a dentist in the U.S.
Throughout the process, they will help you refine your personal statements, choose the right schools, and build your unique narrative.
ASP Blueprint: How to Choose the Right Dental Schools for an Advanced Standing Program
Choosing the right dental schools is one of the most important decisions as an international dentist applying to Advanced Standing Programs (ASPs) in the U.S.
Learn MoreThe Ultimate INBDE + TOEFL Exam Blueprint for International Dentists
The only blueprint you need to prepare confidently for the two most critical exams on your U.S. dental journey: the INBDE (Integrated National Board Dental Exam) and the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language).
Learn MoreSignature Application Blueprint: Letters of Recommendation + Personal Statement
This is your ultimate blueprint to mastering two of the most misunderstood but critical pieces of the U.S. dental school application: Letters of Recommendation (LORs) and your Personal Statement.
Learn MoreInterview & Bench Test Strategy Blueprint: Ace Every Format, Every School
This blueprint was created for one purpose: to help foreign-trained dentists applying to U.S. dental schools ace their interviews and bench tests without being overwhelmed.
Learn MoreThe Ultimate Framework to Becoming a Dentist in the U.S.
Want to Become a Dentist in the U.S.? Start with the Framework That Could Change Everything. Your shortcut to success: insider knowledge, strategy, templates, and tools no one else is sharing.
Learn MoreBlog
Dive into bite-sized posts that chronicle my own leap from dreaming abroad to drilling stateside—complete with cost breakdowns, application tips, and lessons learned—so you can chart a smoother path to your U.S. dental license.
Accepted to USC Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry - The Real Cost of My Dental School Application Journey as a Foreign Trained Dentist
I never grew up dreaming of studying abroad. But I was always curious. How do people manage to get an international education?
Read MoreWhy I Only Applied to 7 Dental Schools (And Got Into 3 of Them)
When you're an international dentist applying to U.S. dental schools, there's a lot of pressure to apply everywhere.
Read MoreHow I Passed the TOEFL with a 107 and the INBDE on My First Try
When I started, I didn't have perfect English. I had graduated years earlier. And I didn't have mentors, tutors, or fancy programs.
Read MoreHow I Got Into One of the Top U.S. Dental Schools (And Made It Work Financially)
Just a few years ago, I was like many of you—dreaming of continuing my dental career in the U.S., but overwhelmed by the cost, process, and unknowns.
Read MoreHow to use Chat GPT effectively to prepare and practice for TOEFL and score 100+
A set of ready-to-use ChatGPT prompts designed specifically to help you practice and prepare for all sections of the TOEFL
Read MoreHow to Stay Mentally Strong (Even When It Feels Impossible)
Let's be honest—this journey is hard. The wait times, the exams, the uncertainty, the comparisons, the self-doubt. It's mentally exhausting.
Read MoreWork Legally in the U.S. Before Dental School (And Make It Count)
One of the most practical things you can do before starting dental school in the U.S. is to get a legal job that aligns with your goals.
Read MoreHow I Passed the INBDE and TOEFL (Without Burning Out)
The TOEFL and INBDE are two major milestones in your journey to becoming a licensed dentist in the U.S.—and they can feel intimidating.
Read MoreHow Research Can Help You Stand Out as a Foreign-Trained Dentist Applying to U.S. Dental Schools
When you're applying to U.S. dental schools through Advanced Standing Programs (ASPs), it often feels like everyone else has more experience, better English, stronger bench skills, higher scores.
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