Books you need to pass the MFDS part 1 exam

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	"Very useful book that helps you focus on what's important.Use in conjunction with  the other textbooks in the list."

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	"As useful as the above even though I wouldn't limit my study to those two books as you will see below."

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	"The best book for orthodontics. It helps to have a good grasp of orthodontics as this is a favourite topic of the examiners."

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	"Another excellent book for revision. If you had time to study 1 book this would be it.  Great sections on ortho and paediatric dentistry."

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	"This is a fantastic book you need to have. It goes into a lot of detail which is sometimes unecessary for the purpose of this exam but it does focus on the important issues."

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	"I used the previous edition of this book so I can only assume this is even better. Great book full of potential exam questions. Read from cover to cover."

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	"Great for revision! Some of the orthodontics in here are beyond the scope of this exam; the mind maps at the end of the book are excellent."

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	"This is all you need for your oral and maxillofacial surgery revision. Very clear and helpful book."

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	"The SAQ section of the MFDS exam is extremely unpredictable. However, this gives you an idea of what to expect."

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	"You WILL get medical questions on the MFDS exam(not as much as with the old exam though) and this little book is more than enough to prepare you for them"

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	"A good concise little book on periodontics. Not essential as the periodontology section in the MasterDentistry book is adequate."

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	"Probably the only book you need on crown and bridge. Check out the next one, too."

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	"Not essential: have a look if you have time."

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	"A classic textbook: the only one you will need for this exam. X-ray errors,  occlusal rads,extraoral techniques and OPT are essential."

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	"Chapters on amalgam and composite are essential. Also check alloys and impression materials."

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	"There is almost invariably a SAQ which asks you to appraise a scientific  article. This is a great book but it is not written with the exam candidate in mind so be selective!"

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	"You need to get this and MEMORISE IT! There is ALWAYS a SAQ which asks you to write a prescription. Everything you can prescribe on the NHS is here plus a very useful section on Medical Emergencies."

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	"A very good overview of dental caries. You need to know this."