How to Register yourself for Australian Dental Council as a Dentist?
Here are the Guidelines to Register yourself for Australian Dental Council as a Dentist.
General dentists who:
• Hold a university dental degree or diploma obtained after at least four years full-time academic study at an acknowledged university, or an appropriate qualification; and,
• Have held full and unrestricted registration/licensure in his/her home country or country of training, and there has been no withdrawal of registration.
Recently ADC has updated their licensing procedure and it is divided into following steps:-
There are 3 steps to get an Australian Dental License if you are an overseas practicing Dentist .
Step 1 : Assessment
Step 2 : ADC-1 / Written exam / Preliminary exam
Step 3 : Practical / Clinical Exam
Once you pass the Practical Exam, you are eligible and licensed to work in Australia as a General Dentist .
Please check AUSTRALIAN DENTAL COUNCIL website for further information on the exam venues , fees , and exam handbooks. (www.adc.org.au)
_ Cost $ AUD 610
_Initial assessment takes 8 weeks, not including time taken to submit any
additional documents
_Along with the completed application form you have to attach the certified xerox
of the following documents(get all these documents attested by notary public):
• Current passport (high quality coloured copy)
• Evidence of change of name (if applicable)
• Dental qualification, official certificate or testamur (BDS degree)
• Academic transcript (from mother institute)
• Internship certificate (House job certificate)
• Evidence of registration/license to practice dentistry
• Two written professional references (from institute of house job)
• Evidence of practice or work history as a registered/licensed dentist
• Good standing certificate, in original, sent directly by the respective
dental authority (PMDC)
Once you get your assessment letter , you can NOW apply for the ADC-1 / Written exam / Preliminary exam .
The ADC Written Examination tests the dental practitioner’s knowledge and clinical judgement.
Written examinations are conducted twice each year, in March and September.
Each paper consists of some Multiple Choice Questions and some Scenario Based Questions
There is no fixed distribution of marks among the two or among the topics , but a total of 80 questions are asked in each paper .
Syllabus and subjects for exam are present on ADC website(initial exam handbook)
3: Clinical Exam
Candidates must successfully complete the Written Examination prior to sitting the Practical Examination.
The Practical Examination is held twice each year usually in June and November, at a number of locations across Australia. Venues may change subject to availability.
Candidates applying to sit the Practical Examination must have a valid Written Examination at the closing date of the relevant examination.
The Written Examination is valid for three years (3) years from the date that results are notified to candidates via the online Candidate Portal or the letter of notification of results.
Candidates will be required to complete 12 tasks from the following list, with the tasks allocated to candidates on each day of the examination. In addition, Infection Control will be assessed during the examination.
Class II amalgam or composite preparation
Class II amalgam restoration (on a pre-prepared tooth)
Class II resin composite restoration (on a pre-prepared tooth)
Class III resin composite preparation
Class IV resin composite restoration
Full gold crown preparation
Metal-ceramic (porcelain fused to metal) crown preparation
Fabricate a provisional crown restoration for a pre-prepared metal-ceramic (porcelain fused to metal) crown preparation
Endodontic access on molar tooth
Take nominated radiographs on a manikin
Rubber dam application
Clinical communication.
Dental record keeping
ADC Practical Exam is conducted in Australia only .
Passing this exam entitles you to an Australian Dental License and you can work as a General Dentist in Australia.
For more information on Fees , Exam venues , and Exam handbooks , please visit the Official Website of Australian Dental Council (www.adc.org.au)
*all information is from www.adc.org.au & www.crackadc.com
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This article is shared by Dr. Imran Qadir and Dr. Sidrah Anum.
