Built around the structure of a case file

An OSCE station rarely gives you more than a few minutes and one case file, so the questions almost always stay inside that case. This book follows the same structure a real case file follows: history, extra-oral assessment, intra-oral assessment, radiographs, problem list and summary, treatment planning, retention and stability, and mechanics, answering what's actually relevant to the exam rather than surveying everything that could come up. It isn't a substitute for clinical experience. It's a way to structure what you already know so you can produce it clearly and with confidence under pressure.