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It’s a computer based Prometric test with 150 multiple choice questions, and you get 3 hours to finish.
The questions lean heavily on real life clinical cases, so expect to solve scenarios on caries management, early orthodontic intervention, emergency dental trauma, and child behavior guidance.
You need to score at least 60% to pass.
To qualify under the Dubai Health Authority (DHA) PQR rules, you need:
• A recognized primary dental degree (BDS, DDS, or DMD) followed by a completed 1 year internship.
• A recognized Master’s degree, MSc, MDS, or specialist diploma in Pediatric Dentistry/Pedodontics.
• Clinical experience: Tier 1 and Tier 2 qualifications require 0 to 2 years of post specialization practice, whereas Tier 3 qualifications typically require 3 years of post qualification experience.
• An active professional license and a Good Standing Certificate (issued within the last 6 months).
| Official Exam Area | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Dental Development & Anomalies | Tooth development, eruption, disturbances of development and clinically important dental anomalies. |
| Prevention and Anticipatory Guidance | Caries prevention, risk assessment, preventive strategies and guidance for parents and caregivers. |
| Local Anesthesia & Sedation | Pediatric local anesthesia, sedation principles, patient selection, precautions and safe clinical practice. |
| Non-pharmacological Behavior Management | Communication, anxiety reduction and behavioral approaches appropriate to the child's age and development. |
| Pharmacological Behavior Management | Pharmacological approaches used when behavioral techniques alone are insufficient. |
| Restorative Dentistry & Dental Material | Treatment of primary and young permanent teeth and selection of appropriate restorative materials. |
| Special Care for Special Patients | Treatment planning and modifications for children with special healthcare needs. |
| Pulp Therapy | Diagnosis and appropriate pulpal treatment for primary and immature permanent teeth. |
| Orofacial Trauma | Assessment and management of dental and orofacial injuries in pediatric patients. |
| Oral Pathology / Medicine | Recognition and management principles for oral lesions and diseases encountered in children. |
| Orthodontics and Space Management Habits | Developing occlusion, space maintenance, oral habits and interceptive considerations. |
| Professionalism & Ethics | Consent, confidentiality, communication, ethical practice and professional responsibilities. |
• First confirm your exact eligibility and the current blueprint on Sheryan.
• Spend most of your study time on clinical cases rather than reading textbooks cover to cover.
• Drill large numbers of timed MCQs that match the Prometric style.
• Master the classic textbooks (Pinkham, McDonald & Avery, Nowak Handbook).
• Give extra attention to pulp therapy decisions, trauma protocols, behavior management, and prevention strategies.
• Take full length timed mocks and carefully review every mistake.
• Keep infection control and ethics material fresh, as these topics appear regularly.
DHA permits a maximum of 3 attempts to pass the assessment .
Many candidates say it is moderately hard.
The questions check how well you can make clinical decisions quickly under time pressure.
Doctors who already have good experience in pediatric dentistry and regularly practice MCQs (especially on pulp therapy, trauma, behavior management, and prevention) usually pass on the first try more often
