INBDE Prep
How to Choose INBDE Resources as an International Dentist
So many INBDE resources out there, and it’s easy to feel confused about what to pick. Keep it simple: you need three things, one source to learn concepts, one main question bank to practice, and full practice exams to feel ready.
The Guide
The Three Things You Actually Need
Pick each one once, and stick with it. Switching resources midway is what causes the confusion in the first place.
1
One source to learn concepts
Pick a single concept source and stay with it, instead of hopping between decks and PDFs that repeat the same material differently.
2
One main question bank to practice
Choose a question bank that is big, sorted by subject, and explains the answers, not just marks them right or wrong.
3
Full practice exams to feel ready
Use full-length exams that feel like the real one, so exam-day timing and format are already familiar.
All Three, One Course
Pick Once, Finish Properly
The TSB INBDE course is all three in one – Master Files to learn, a question bank to practice, and Simulation Exams to feel ready – so you never have to juggle multiple resources again.
Master Files
One concept source covering every subject.
Question Bank
Subject-sorted, with every answer explained.
Simulation Exams
Full-length, timed, built to feel like the real thing.
TSB INBDE Course
All Three In One Course Instead of Juggling Many
Master Files, a fully explained question bank, and full-length Simulation Exams – all built around one weekly plan, so nothing important gets left untouched.
TSB INBDE Course
6-Month Access
$499
One-time payment · no recurring charge
Master Files covering every subject
Question bank with full explanations
Full-length, timed Simulation Exams
99% first-attempt pass rate among students who finish the course.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions
I already have a concept source I like – do I have to switch?
No, but most students find it simpler to consolidate into one course once they see how much time is lost cross-checking between sources that explain the same concept differently.
How is the question bank different from a random PDF bank?
It’s sorted by subject and every answer comes with a full explanation, not just a right-or-wrong mark, so you actually learn from each question.
Do the Simulation Exams really feel like the real INBDE?
Yes – they are full-length and timed to match the real exam, so the Prometric clock and format feel completely ordinary by test day.