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The exam includes:
• 200 multiple choice questions
• 4 hours
• Registrar passing score: 65%
• Senior Registrar passing score: 70%
Expect questions that test diagnosis, treatment planning, growth assessment, appliance selection, biomechanics, and treatment timing.
You may be asked to:
• Identify the type of malocclusion.
• Interpret cephalometric findings.
• Choose between observation and early intervention.
• Select an appropriate orthodontic appliance.
• Decide whether growth modification is suitable.
• Plan treatment for adolescents or adults.
• Recognize when orthognathic surgery is indicated.
• Manage retention or relapse.
• Required Qualifications: A recognized primary dental degree (BDS/DMD) plus a Master's degree (MSc/MDS) or clinical residency (e.g., MOrth, Saudi Board, or equivalent) in Orthodontics.
• Clinical Experience: Non Saudi applicants generally require a minimum of 2 years of documented post-qualification experience as an orthodontist.
| Official SCFHS Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Growth and Development | Craniofacial growth, dental development, skeletal maturity and treatment timing. |
| Etiology of Malocclusion | Genetic, skeletal, dental, environmental and habit-related causes of malocclusion. |
| Cephalometric Analysis | Landmarks, measurements, skeletal relationships, growth patterns and treatment interpretation. |
| Biomechanics and Biology of Tooth Movement | Forces, moments, anchorage, tissue response and controlled tooth movement. |
| Interceptive Orthodontic Treatment | Early treatment, crossbites, habits, space problems and developing malocclusions. |
| Comprehensive Treatment in Preadolescents and Adolescents | Complete diagnosis, treatment planning, appliance therapy and finishing in younger patients. |
| Adult and Adjunctive Orthodontics | Adult treatment, periodontal considerations and multidisciplinary orthodontic care. |
| Orthognathic Surgery | Skeletal discrepancies, surgical indications, presurgical orthodontics and combined treatment planning. |
| Craniofacial Deformities | Cleft and craniofacial anomalies and multidisciplinary management principles. |
| Retention and Stability | Relapse, retainers, post-treatment stability and long-term follow-up. |
| Special Considerations in Orthodontics | Complex or unusual clinical situations requiring modified orthodontic planning. |
| Patient Safety | Safe appliance use, prevention of complications and protection from avoidable harm. |
| Professionalism and Ethics | Consent, communication, confidentiality and ethical orthodontic practice. |
| SCFHS Orthodontics Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Growth and Development | 5% |
| Etiology of Malocclusion | 5% |
| Cephalometric Analysis | 8% |
| Biomechanics and Biology of Tooth Movement | 8% |
| Interceptive Orthodontic Treatment | 14% |
| Comprehensive Treatment in Preadolescents and Adolescents | 16% |
| Adult and Adjunctive Orthodontics | 10% |
| Orthognathic Surgery | 8% |
| Craniofacial Deformities | 5% |
| Retention and Stability | 5% |
| Special Considerations in Orthodontics | 6% |
| Patient Safety | 5% |
| Professionalism and Ethics | 5% |
| Total | 100% |
Use practice MCQs to assess your understanding of the official syllabus.
For effective preparation:
• Practice questions from all 13 examination areas.
• Review explanations for incorrect answers.
• Focus on high weighted areas and recurring knowledge gaps.
• Take timed practice tests to improve time management.
With 200 MCQs and four hours available, you have an average of approximately 1.2 minutes per question.
To manage time effectively:
• Keep a steady pace throughout the examination.
• Avoid spending too long on difficult questions.
• Review uncertain answers if the examination interface permits.
• Reserve time for unanswered questions.
