The qualification most UK dental nurses take on the way to GDC registration, unit by unit.
For UK dental nurses and first responders
2365 practice questions across three apps — the NEBDN Level 3 Diploma, six post-registration certificates, and the Qualsafe FREC 3 and FREC 4 awards. Every answer explained and sourced. Try 217 of them free, right here, no sign-up.
One gets a dental nurse registered. One is for what they specialise in afterwards. One is for first responders sitting FREC. Pick the one you are actually studying for.
The qualification most UK dental nurses take on the way to GDC registration, unit by unit.
Dental Radiography, Oral Health Education, Sedation, Orthodontic, Special Care and Implant Nursing, in one app.
FREC 3 and FREC 4 in one app — prehospital emergency care, trauma, anatomy and physiology, and ECG recognition.
Multiple-choice recall under time pressure rewards two things: knowing the material, and having practised retrieving it. These do both.
All 2365 questions carry an explanation that says why the right answer is right, why the others are wrong, and where it comes from. Getting one wrong teaches you something.
The Diploma app follows its 10 units; the post-registration app keeps its 6 certificates completely separate; the FREC app keeps FREC 3 and FREC 4 apart the same way. Revise the thing you are actually sitting.
Timed, single-answer, and against the clock — 65 questions in 90 minutes for the Diploma, 75 in 90 for each certificate, and 40 in 60 for each FREC level, which is the shape of the real FREC 3 paper.
All three apps have built-in voice-over reading questions and explanations in a British English voice, which is useful on a commute or while your hands are busy.
If you are a trainee dental nurse working towards registration with the General Dental Council, you want the Diploma app — it covers the NEBDN National Diploma in Dental Nursing across 10 units. If you are already registered and taking a post-registration certificate in radiography, oral health education, sedation, orthodontics, special care or implants, you want the post-registration app. If you are a first responder, event medic or ambulance service worker taking FREC 3 or FREC 4, you want the FREC app. They are separate apps and separate purchases; none includes another.
217 in total — 65 from the Diploma app, 72 from the post-registration app and 80 from the FREC app. That is exactly the sample each app's free version unlocks, no more and no less. The remaining questions are in the paid apps, but every study guide on this site is free to read in full.
No. There is nothing to sign up for and no account to log into. Every study guide and practice question on this site is free to read and use straight away, and the apps keep your progress on your own device rather than on our servers. If you are looking for a login, you may be thinking of your training provider's or awarding body's own portal, which is separate from us.
No. Med Revision is an independent revision resource. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or accredited by NEBDN and Qualsafe Awards, the General Dental Council, or any awarding organisation or training provider. Always work from your own provider's syllabus and current published guidance.
Six: Dental Radiography, Oral Health Education, Dental Sedation Nursing, Orthodontic Dental Nursing, Special Care Dental Nursing and Dental Implant Nursing. Each has its own question pool, its own topics and its own timed mock test inside the app, so revising for one never means wading through another.
Yes — FREC 3 and FREC 4, in one app, with 585 questions between them. Each level keeps its own question pool and its own timed mock test, and the app adds a full anatomy and physiology topic that both levels lean on. ECG questions show the rhythm strip on the question itself, which is how FREC 4 examines them.
All three apps are published by Webrich Software and are independent revision resources. Study material is revision practice, not clinical guidance.