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Life & fun · August 12, 2026

Cosmident

AI-powered ORE and LDS mocks with evidence-based feedback

What it does

Cosmident is an AI-powered mock exam platform built for dentists preparing for the GDC ORE and LDS exam. Practice OSCE stations, the DTP long case and Medical Emergencies viva from home with AI patients and examiners that speak, listen and respond in real time. Get instant criterion-by-criterion marks, your own words quoted as evidence, detailed performance insights and written feedback from an ex-ORE examiner.

AI-conducted OSCE-style dental licensing exams with instant, evidenced feedback.

First attempt or final one — sit the whole exam from home, and see the examiner’s marksheet the real hall will never show you. No pass, no fee — if the day doesn’t go your way, every penny you paid us comes back. Terms “I would like to have detailed feedback about why I failed part 2.” “The feedback is not intended to provide detailed comment or coaching for future exams.” No marks, no mark sheets, no model answers — by permanent policy. First-timers prepare with no idea what examiners reward; anyone who fails re-prepares for a £6,967 resit just as blind. Part 2 is oral, timed and in-person — and most candidates rehearse it alone, silently, from books, with nobody to practise on. Four…from cosmident.cosmiron.ai

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