AI mock exams for the UK dental registration exams, under your academy's brand. Candidates sit a timed circuit, talk to an AI patient and get a mark sheet with evidence the moment they finish.
“There’s a bit of swelling on the gum, yes — and it’s tender when I bite.”
Failing candidates get no marks, no mark sheets and no model answers.
Actors, a venue and senior examiners, all on one fixed day.
The exam is timed and spoken. Most practice happens from books.
Forms, prescriptions, tooth diagrams and radiograph marking, on a clock the server keeps.
Task
Review the panoramic radiograph. Draw a box around each significant finding, then confirm your marked findings below. Use zoom and contrast to inspect the image.
Marked findings · 2
A spoken consultation. The patient reveals only what the candidate asks for.
“There’s a bit of swelling on the gum, yes — and it’s tender when I bite.”
54 minutes in four locked phases. New results release as the case unfolds.
Presenting complaint. A 42-year-old attends with a three-month history of intermittent swelling and dull ache in the lower left jaw, worse on eating. No fever. Medically fit and well; non-smoker. On examination a firm, non-tender swelling is noted in the LL molar region with a slightly raised, intact overlying mucosa. You have taken a history and completed your examination. Special investigations for this phase are now released below.
✚ New results released for this phase
An AI examiner asks 15 questions in 8 minutes, and probes when an answer falls short.
Instant, criterion by criterion, with the candidate's own words as evidence.
Mock circuit debrief — 19 September 2026
Strong communication carried this circuit. Your clinical reasoning is close behind — tighten your special-tests and safety-netting and you’ll have real margin, not a squeak.
9 / 12 stations
Your path through the circuit
Your marksheet
Every criterion, marked correct or missed.
✕ Missed · 1
✓ Correct · 6
✕ Missed · 3
✓ Correct · 3
You said
“So we’ll need to take the tooth out because it’s got an apical abscess and it’s non-vital, okay?”
“The tooth can’t be saved because the nerve inside has died and there’s an infection at the root. The best option is to remove it. Before I go on — how does that sound, and what questions do you have?”
You said
“Take some ibuprofen and we’ll sort it at your next appointment.”
“Ibuprofen will help in the meantime. But if the swelling spreads, you struggle to swallow or open your mouth, or you feel feverish, please seek urgent care the same day.”
Mock circuit debrief — 19 September 2026
Strong communication carried this circuit. Your clinical reasoning is close behind — tighten your special-tests and safety-netting and you’ll have real margin, not a squeak.
9 / 12 stations
Your path through the circuit
Your marksheet
Every criterion, marked correct or missed.
✕ Missed · 1
✓ Correct · 6
✕ Missed · 3
✓ Correct · 3
You said
“So we’ll need to take the tooth out because it’s got an apical abscess and it’s non-vital, okay?”
“The tooth can’t be saved because the nerve inside has died and there’s an infection at the root. The best option is to remove it. Before I go on — how does that sound, and what questions do you have?”
You said
“Take some ibuprofen and we’ll sort it at your next appointment.”
“Ibuprofen will help in the meantime. But if the swelling spreads, you struggle to swallow or open your mouth, or you feel feverish, please seek urgent care the same day.”
Academy examiners can review any attempt, read the transcript and the AI's reasoning, and override any score.
A 29-year-old is told their lower-right molar cannot be saved and needs extraction. Assess how the candidate delivers the news and responds to the patient’s concerns.
Task
Explain the diagnosis and the recommended treatment, check understanding, and agree the next step.
Candidate submission — transcript
Candidate: Thanks for coming in. I’m afraid I’ve got some news about that back tooth that isn’t what we’d hoped.
Patient: Oh… go on.
Candidate: So we’ll need to take the tooth out because it’s got an apical abscess and it’s non-vital, okay?
Patient: Right… take it out. Is there nothing else you can do?
Candidate: Not really, no. Take some ibuprofen and we’ll sort it at your next appointment.
Rubric
Pass rule: ≥ 4 of 6 criteria, and all critical criteria met.
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Candidates pick a station, the circuit, the long case, the viva or a full mock
They sit it under real timing, by voice or by typing
A mark sheet, debrief and training plan arrive instantly
Progress shows what to practise next, with unlimited attempts
Independent mock preparation for the GDC ORE Part 2. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the GDC. Scores are indicative and do not predict the official result.
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