
Dental Battle
Dentistry quiz with friends
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About
Dental Battle is a knowledge quiz for dental professionals and students. Test your knowledge, play with friends and colleagues, and compare results.
PLAY AT YOUR OWN PACE
Each match has six rounds of three questions. New questions allow 23 seconds, with up to 48 hours per turn. Opponents do not need to be online together. Photo questions appear where available in the question bank.
DAILY TOURNAMENT
One set of 15 questions and one attempt each day. Resume an unfinished attempt, see your score and place among finishers, and review your own answers. Equal scores share a place. The tournament does not change Elo. The game day resets at 00:00 UTC+5.
FRIENDS AND MESSAGES
Add friends, exchange private text messages and invite others to play. Messaging a non-friend requires acceptance of a request. Reporting, blocking and prohibited-text filtering are available.
PRACTICE AND RESULTS
Practice separately without changing your rating. View match and round results and follow your streak of playing days. Share a tournament result card or send your score with a link to the app.
FIVE LANGUAGES
Russian, English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese and Arabic. Opponents can play in different languages.
Choose a character and manage sound and notifications. Country, university and other optional profile details have adjustable visibility.
Internet and an account are required. Sign in with Apple, Google or email. Intended for users aged 16 and above.
This is an educational game. It does not diagnose conditions or replace clinical education, professional consultation or patient-specific treatment advice.
Support: https://dental-battle.pages.dev/en/support/
Privacy: https://dental-battle.pages.dev/en/privacy/
Messaging rules: https://dental-battle.pages.dev/en/rules/
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What's New in Dental Battle
1.0.6
November 6, 2026
Fixed the notification permission offer after your first three questions in a match, including after reinstalling the app. Your notification preferences are preserved.
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