Question 1

What does your NDEB documentation assistance include?

Accepted Answer

We check your eligibility, prepare and review your documents, guide you through primary source verification and the online application, and support you step by step until your NDEB dental registration or license is issued.

Question 2

Who is eligible for an NDEB dental license?

Accepted Answer

Typical eligibility criteria include: BDS, DDS, DMD, or an equivalent dental qualification; Overseas-qualified dentists seeking dental licensure in Canada; Eligible to apply for the National Dental Examining Board of Canada (NDEB) Equivalency Process or Certification Process. We review your profile in a consultation and confirm your eligibility before you apply.

Question 3

How long does NDEB dental registration take?

Accepted Answer

The complete process usually takes 6–9 months, depending on verification timelines, exam dates and how quickly documents are submitted.

Question 4

Which documents are required?

Accepted Answer

Commonly required documents include: Valid Passport; Passport-size Photograph; Dental Degree Certificate; Academic Transcripts; Internship Completion Certificate (if applicable). The full checklist is shared once you enrol.

Question 5

Do I need to pass an exam to practise dentistry in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Internationally trained dentists usually follow the NDEB Equivalency Process – the Assessment of Fundamental Knowledge (AFK), the Assessment of Clinical Judgement (ACJ) and the NDEB clinical component (NDECC) – or complete an accredited qualifying programme in Canada. We also offer AFK exam preparation and an AFK test series.

Question 6

Are the official NDEB fees included in your service fee?

Accepted Answer

No. Official fees charged by the authority, verification agencies and exam providers are paid separately. Our fee covers documentation assistance, application guidance and expert support.