Dental Exams Mentorship Program
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INBDE course prep
Dentist Study Group – Building Bridges to U.S. Dentistry
The INBDE is more than an exam — it is your gateway into the U.S. dental system.
Our 6-Month Bilingual Mentorship Program is designed specifically for internationally trained dentists who are ready to transition with confidence, clarity, and structured preparation.
This is not just a review course.
This is a guided mentorship experience.
Program Overview
This comprehensive 6-month program provides:
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✔ Live online classes (interactive & structured)
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✔ Bilingual instruction (English & Spanish support)
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✔ Study materials included
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✔ Clinical case discussions
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✔ Question & answer practice sessions
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✔ Exam strategy and time-management training
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✔ U.S. dental system orientation
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✔ Technical English reinforcement
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✔ Study habit development and accountability
Classes are conducted live online, allowing direct interaction, clinical reasoning discussions, and real-time clarification of complex topics.
Comprehensive INBDE Content Coverage
Our curriculum integrates foundational sciences with clinical application — exactly how the INBDE is structured.
1. Gross Anatomy
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Head and neck anatomy
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Cranial nerves
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TMJ and musculature
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Vascular and lymphatic systems
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Applied anatomical correlations for dentistry
We emphasize clinically relevant anatomy for diagnosis, anesthesia, and surgical procedures.
2. Physiology
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Cardiovascular system
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Renal system
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Respiratory system
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Endocrine regulation
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Immune and inflammatory responses
Understanding systemic physiology is essential for safe dental management and board-style case questions.
3. Pharmacology
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Local anesthetics
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Antibiotics and antimicrobial stewardship
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Analgesics & NSAIDs
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Sedation principles
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Drug interactions
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Medical emergency pharmacology
Focus on mechanisms of action, contraindications, and patient safety.
4. Oral Radiology
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Radiographic interpretation
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Normal vs. pathological findings
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Radiographic errors
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Radiation safety
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Clinical case analysis
Students learn to interpret radiographic findings in exam-style scenarios.
5. Prosthodontics
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Fixed prosthodontics
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Removable partial dentures
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Complete dentures
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Occlusion principles
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Treatment planning
Emphasis on diagnosis, sequencing, and long-term prognosis.
6. Operative Dentistry
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Caries diagnosis and risk assessment
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Adhesive dentistry
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Restorative materials
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Isolation techniques
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Clinical decision-making
7. Oral Surgery
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Exodontia principles
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Surgical complications
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Infection management
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Post-operative care
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Medical risk assessment
8. Endodontics
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Pulp biology
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Diagnosis of pulpal and periapical disease
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Treatment protocols
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Retreatment considerations
9. Orthodontics
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Growth and development
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Malocclusion classification
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Basic biomechanics
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Interceptive orthodontics
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Treatment planning fundamentals
10. Pediatric Dentistry
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Behavior management
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Preventive dentistry
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Pulp therapy in primary teeth
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Trauma management
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Growth considerations
11. Ethics & Professional Responsibility
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ADA ethical principles
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Informed consent
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Standard of care
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Risk management
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Documentation and legal awareness
12. Medical Conditions & Dental Management
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Diabetes
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Cardiovascular diseases
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Hypertension
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Bleeding disorders
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Pregnancy considerations
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Immunocompromised patients
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Medical emergency management in the dental office
We focus on safe and evidence-based dental decision-making.
What Makes This Program Different?
✔ Structured study system
✔ Accountability and mentorship
✔ Technical English development
✔ Integration of U.S. dental standards
✔ Clinical reasoning training
✔ Bilingual support for clarity and confidence
You will not only prepare to pass the INBDE —
You will prepare to practice dentistry safely and confidently in the United States.
Who Is This Program For?
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Internationally trained dentists
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Dentists transitioning to U.S. dentistry
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Professionals seeking structured preparation
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Dentists who need accountability and mentorship
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Candidates who want more than self-study
Our Philosophy
Passing the INBDE is not about memorization.
It is about understanding, integration, and clinical thinking.
At Dentist Study Group, we help you build:
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Discipline
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Knowledge
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Clinical confidence
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Professional mindset
This is your bridge from your home country to U.S. Dentistry.
Legal Disclaimer
Dentist Study Group provides private educational tutoring and academic mentorship services independently developed by Linda Pulgar, RDH.
All courses, evaluation sessions, study materials, and academic activities are provided solely for educational support purposes.
Dentist Study Group does not grant licenses, certifications, degrees, diplomas, academic credits, or authorization to practice dentistry or dental hygiene in any jurisdiction.
Dentist Study Group is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or associated with any dental school, examination board, licensing authority, regulatory agency, or governmental organization in the United States or internationally.
Participation in any course, tutoring session, evaluation, or academic activity does not guarantee examination results, licensure approval, employment eligibility, or professional authorization.
All participants are responsible for verifying official examination and licensing requirements directly with the appropriate authorities.
Refund Policy
All payments for courses, tutoring sessions, study clubs, evaluation sessions, and academic activities are non-refundable once the course or activity has commenced.
By enrolling in any program or session, participants acknowledge and agree to this no-refund policy.
Instructor
EXPERIENCE Tutor of| Dentist Study Group – Orlando, FL (2016–Present) Prepare international dentists for U.S. boards (NBDHE, ADEX) Speaker and clinical instructor for CE courses Registered Dental Hygienist | Sage Dental – Orlando, FL (2021–Present) Dental Hygiene Skills ⦁ Comprehensive patient assessments and periodontal charting ⦁ Periodontal therapy: scaling and root planing (SRP), full-mouth debridement ⦁ Proficient in radiographic techniques (FMX, BWX, panoramic, Ceph) ⦁ Fluoride applications (varnish, gel), sealants, and desensitizing agents ⦁ Application of localized antimicrobials (Arestin, Atridox) ⦁ Oral hygiene instruction tailored to individual patient needs ⦁ Management of recall systems and re-evaluation protocols ⦁ Soft tissue management, gingival assessments, BOP interpretation ⦁ Infection control, sterilization protocols, OSHA/HIPAA compliance ⦁ Patient education in caries prevention and nutritional counseling Orthodontic Assistant | Multiple Practices – FL (2013–2021) ⦁ Initial orthodontic records: panoramic/cephalometric X-rays, intraoral/extraoral photos, impressions, digital scans ⦁ Bracket placement, band fitting, and bonding assistance ⦁ Archwire changes, ligature tie-ins, elastic and power chain application ⦁ IPR (interproximal reduction) and enamel polishing ⦁ Delivery and adjustment of removable appliances and clear aligners ⦁ Retainer fabrication: Essix, Hawley, and fixed retainers ⦁ Invisalign and iTero scan proficiency ⦁ Orthodontic charting, treatment progress notes, and recall scheduling ⦁ Patient education on appliance care, oral hygiene, and compliance ⦁ Sterilization, inventory management, and operatory setup ⦁ Support during debonding, final impressions, and retainer delivery General & Cosmetic Dentist – Venezuela (2001–2010) Dental Treatments for Oral Rehabilitation in Medically Compromised Patients Patients with systemic conditions such as cancer, autoimmune diseases (e.g., systemic lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, Sjögren’s syndrome), or hematologic disorders require an interdisciplinary and medically informed dental approach. Treatment must be tailored to their immunologic, pharmacologic, and systemic health status. ⦁ Comprehensive pre-treatment evaluation in coordination with the medical team. ⦁ Antibiotic prophylaxis when medically indicated. ⦁ Non-surgical periodontal therapy, including scaling and root planing. ⦁ Topical fluoride applications for patients undergoing cancer therapy or experiencing xerostomia. ⦁ Minimally invasive restorative treatments to preserve tooth structure and reduce trauma. ⦁ Use of biocompatible and metal-free materials when sensitivities are present. ⦁ Removable or fixed prostheses adapted for fragile oral mucosa or dry mouth conditions. ⦁ Intensive oral hygiene education and frequent preventive maintenance visits. ⦁ Monitoring of oral side effects from chemotherapy, radiation, or immunosuppressive drugs (e.g., mucositis, osteonecrosis, candidiasis). ⦁ Pain management and comfort-focused care during all procedures. Speaker & Trainer ⦁ Dentist Study group - Dental national board course prep Bilingual ⦁ Dentist study group - Hygienist Uptoday ⦁ Dentist Study group - Medical emergency at dental chair course ⦁ Dentist Study group - Private tutoring for Dental student and Dental hygienist ( Gross anatomy, Physiology, Pharmacology,Oral medicine,Periodontics,Radiology) ⦁ Solidaridad Sin Fronteras – Foreign-trained dentist speaker ⦁ Dental Training for you – Ortho Assistant Instructor - Dental assistant Instructor ⦁ Aligner Plus International Speaker EDUCATION Universidad del Zulia, Maracaibo, Venezuela ⦁ Doctor of Dental Surgery, 2001 ⦁ Orthodontic Seminar (1 year), 2004 ⦁ Graduate Studies & Continuing Education: ⦁ Reconstructive & Cosmetic Dentistry – UCV Caracas, 2002–2003 ⦁ San Juan de Dios Hospital Internship – Caracas, 2004–2005 ⦁ Orthodontics Seminars ⦁ Invisalign (iTero) Training – Miami, FL ⦁ Implant & Digital Impressions, Rx Certification – Miami, FL ⦁ Aligner Plus – CE & International Training ⦁ ACP, OSHA, HIPAA, and Human Trafficking CE ⦁ INBDE Preparation ⦁ NBDHE Certification ⦁ Ongoing Dental Hygienist CE (Online Courses) Additional Clinical Training: ⦁ Curondont Therapy ⦁ Perio Protect Protocol ⦁ Oral Cancer Screening Techniques ⦁ Periodontal Stromal Therapy






