Understand the why
Biology and evidence come before a rehearsed answer, so knowledge remains useful when the case changes.
Dr. Dina Draz, The educator
Clarity without simplification
The standard is high.
The room can still
feel human.
Dr. Dina Draz teaches Endodontics as a way of thinking—not a collection of answers to repeat.
Her approach connects evidence, biological principles, clinical context, and communication. Candidates are expected to explain what they see, what changes the plan, and why their decision can be defended.
Teach · Train · Transform
From information to clinical judgment
Dr. Dina Draz
Endodontics Consultant | Postgraduate Lecturer
BDS, Ain Shams University — 2011
MEndo RCS Ed — 2021
Member of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh
Teaching philosophy
Reasoning made visible
Knowledge matters.
How you use it
matters more.
Practise the decision
Cases are used to train priorities, risk, and the next defensible step—not recall in isolation.
Defend the reasoning
Clear feedback helps clinicians communicate what matters under viva, written, and clinical pressure.
“The goal is not to sound memorized. It is to keep the reasoning coherent when the examiner probes deeper or the case changes.”