How to Finance the Dental Equivalency Process | Info Session

One of the biggest challenges of the dental equivalency process is how to finance it. Considering the duration it takes to complete each exam and the risks involved in each attempt, the costs add up to anywhere between $50k to $100k. In this Prep Doctors' info session, we bring to you financial experts who talk about all the resources and loans that are available for dentists going through NDEB's dental equivalency process.
Among the topics discussed are:
- CIBC's $100,000+ ITD bundle,
- Windmill Microfinancing loans (upto $15,000)
- FCR Loans like TCET and Access and other financing options.
- Tips on building credit
- Tips on loan applications and repayment
- Advice on financial planning for the dental equivalency process.
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[@happy-dn9lc]

Nicely explained! thank you so much.

[@priscilliakatambayi1124]

Good day to all.
Appreciate the video very much, it is very informative. A quick question, you mentioned working as a hygienist or radiographs while taking the courses to prepare for the exams. Would this require further examination and training, or would an international dentist be allowed to work in these sectors directly?
Thank you

[@fahadhashmi6341]

You definitely need to go to Dental Hygiene college first, get a diploma and then you will be allowed to work. Simple BDS does not allow you to work as a Dental Hygienist in Canada.

[@chitralekha4899]

@@fahadhashmi6341 What is the duration of this diploma to work as a dental hygienist?

[@fahadhashmi6341]

@@chitralekha4899 Can range from 18- 36 months

[@PrepDoctors]

Thank you so much for your help in answering these questions.

[@rekhasampath5545]

How to finance for advance dental degree completion for international dentist?

[@PrepDoctors]

Hi, Doctor!
For more information on financing your dental degree, read our blog post at prepdoctors.ca/financing-dental-equivalency-2021/.