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This Anki deck is based off of Dr. Mike's Organic Chemistry Review Videos. Many students are using Anki as a replacement for traditional flashcards. Anki utilizes spaced repetition to encourage more frequent active recall, helping cement information. 1. Download the Organic Chemistry Reaction Cheat Sheet Anki Deck here. 2. Download the Anki app here: https://apps.ankiweb.net/ If you're unfamiliar with Anki but want to learn how to use it, this video has a great walkthrough.

Bootcamp.com's Must Know Bacteria for the INBDE The dental boards frequently test on specific bacteria found in the oral cavity. This table is not designed to be a list of all bacteria that could show up on your test, but rather is designed to be a high-yield list that will allow you to focus on the most important and frequently tested ones. Save 100+ hours of your life studying with Bootcamp.com Get everything you need in one place. Start studying today for free. Start Studying for Free

What are the differences between the Canadian and American DAT? There are a few key differences between the Canadian and American DAT: The Canadian DAT does NOT test organic chemistry or math. The Canadian DAT has an optional manual dexterity portion, where a cylinder of soap is carved based on specific instructions provided. The Canadian DAT is administered multiple times a year. The Canadian DAT and American DAT cover the exact same material in the biology and general chemistry sections.

This is arguably the most challenging question every pre-dental student faces during their DAT preparation journey. Here's the reality: you'll never feel 100% ready. Even after dedicating 3+ months to studying every available resource, most students still feel unprepared walking into the testing center. How to Determine If You're Ready for the DAT There are two methods to assess if you're ready, and ideally, you should use both.

In 2017, an update was made to the perio classification system. These are the current guidelines you should use for the INBDE. At the end of this post, we’ll go through some sample diagnoses using this system. Health vs. Periodontal Disease It is important to be able to distinguish between healthy and diseased states. Below are features of normal healthy periodontium compared to gingivitis, periodontitis and peri-implant diseases.

We created a high-yield list of the most common pathologies and associations that you should know before taking the INBDE.

Analgesics in Dentistry for the INBDE When prescribing analgesic medications for pain management, there are a variety of choices and decisions that must be made in order to maximize efficacy and minimize adverse effects. It is important to also realize that there is no analgesic, dose or combination that will work for all patients and that the prescription will vary from person to person. Below is a decision chart that helps serve as a general guide to finding an effective analgesic.

The first step in creating a differential for a radiographic lesion is to develop a detailed radiographic description and history. A radiographic description should include: Precise location Radiolucent, radiopaque, mixed Shape Size Borders Relationship to adjacent structures The patient's history can also be key in getting closer to a diagnosis. Factors like onset, associated symptoms and rate of progression, or even demographics can help distinguish one condition from another.

Introduction Congratulations on your decision to begin studying for the OAT! One of the most infamous subjects on the OAT is Physics. Having trouble determining how to best approach studying for this portion of the OAT? Well, you’re in luck–here’s the guide for you! While you can adapt this guide to your own needs, this guide serves as a how-to to ensure that you are maximizing the most of the resources available here at Bootcamp.

The USMLE is rolling out a new test delivery interface: Step 2 CK on May 7, 2026 and Step 1 on May 14, 2026. Med School Bootcamp's question bank is already updated to match. The exam content, scoring, and timing aren't changing, just the interface. The USMLE is rolling out a new test delivery interface for Step 1 and Step 2 CK in May 2026. Step 3 has been on the new software since March 10, 2026. Step 2 CK transitions on May 7, and Step 1 transitions on May 14.