RxApply publishes the whole licensure map for dentists — first credential to first patient — in plain language, with sources cited in each guide. RxApply (Persian: آر ایکس اپلای) is an education-services brand founded in 2019; it began in a lecture hall in Shiraz with 130 dentists and dental students in it.
RxApply publishes country-by-country roadmaps for dentists planning licensure abroad. The starting question, repeated every month in DMs and email: What is the actual sequence of steps for this country, in 2026, with primary sources?
Founded by Dr. Hojat Rezazadeh in 2019, and still written from one place: the country maps, the blog and the courses are researched and authored by the person who signs them.
What you will not find here: multi-coach networks, guaranteed placements, or hidden upsells. What you will find: independently researched country pathways, exam-by-exam breakdowns, document-sequence guides, and optional 1:1 consultations.
The fastest way to stay in the loop is the newsletter (one short note every other Tuesday) and the social channels (Instagram, Telegram, X, Facebook — all @RxApply).
Country roadmaps land one at a time, because each new destination means reading a whole regulatory system from scratch.
First in-person conference, Shiraz: 130 attendees
First national webinar: 350 attendees
Germany workshops
Moqaddamat conference for students: 180 attendees
Renamed RxApply
US dentistry workshop; Persian translation of «A Comprehensive Guide to Dental Admission in the United States» published
Webinar on the ADC pathway in Australia
Five complete country roadmaps
A graduate in dentistry from Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, who founded RxApply in 2019 during the final student years. Translated «A Comprehensive Guide to Dental Admission in the United States» into Persian and sent printed copies free to webinar attendees. Researches and writes the country roadmaps, blog posts and courses on this site.
A 50-minute consultation for dentists planning a move abroad, followed by Your Solution: your next steps, in order, with the reasons. We aim to send it within one to two weeks after the session.
This session is about academic admission and the licensure path with its exams. We do not give immigration-law advice or advise on which visa to apply for; for that, consult a lawyer or a licensed adviser in the destination country.
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RxApply publishes the whole licensure map for dentists — first credential to first patient — in plain language, with sources cited in each guide. RxApply (Persian: آر ایکس اپلای) is an education-services brand founded in 2019; it began in a lecture hall in Shiraz with 130 dentists and dental students in it.
Origin
RxApply publishes country-by-country roadmaps for dentists planning licensure abroad. The starting question, repeated every month in DMs and email: What is the actual sequence of steps for this country, in 2026, with primary sources?
Founded by Dr. Hojat Rezazadeh in 2019, and still written from one place: the country maps, the blog and the courses are researched and authored by the person who signs them.
What you will not find here: multi-coach networks, guaranteed placements, or hidden upsells. What you will find: independently researched country pathways, exam-by-exam breakdowns, document-sequence guides, and optional 1:1 consultations.
The fastest way to stay in the loop is the newsletter (one short note every other Tuesday) and the social channels (Instagram, Telegram, X, Facebook — all @RxApply).
Milestones
First in-person conference, Shiraz: 130 attendees
First national webinar: 350 attendees
Germany workshops
Moqaddamat conference for students: 180 attendees
Renamed RxApply
US dentistry workshop; Persian translation of «A Comprehensive Guide to Dental Admission in the United States» published
Webinar on the ADC pathway in Australia
Five complete country roadmaps
Behind RxApply
A graduate in dentistry from Shiraz University of Medical Sciences, who founded RxApply in 2019 during the final student years. Translated «A Comprehensive Guide to Dental Admission in the United States» into Persian and sent printed copies free to webinar attendees. Researches and writes the country roadmaps, blog posts and courses on this site.
A 50-minute consultation for dentists planning a move abroad, followed by Your Solution: your next steps, in order, with the reasons. We aim to send it within one to two weeks after the session.
This session is about academic admission and the licensure path with its exams. We do not give immigration-law advice or advise on which visa to apply for; for that, consult a lawyer or a licensed adviser in the destination country.
Reach
Email lands within one business day. Social DMs are checked daily. There are no phone lines: consultations happen on video, at a time you pick.
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