DDS Forum – Gameplay Help & Community

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Dentist Dream Simulation Community Forum

Welcome to the official Dentist Dream Simulation (DDS) discussion forum. Find practical help with the dental simulator, gameplay controls, managing your virtual clinic, exploring the open-world city, and understanding interactive equipment. Players can browse guides and conversations freely; a free website account is required to post or reply.

New to DDS? Start with our WASD, mouse, and E interaction guide, explore more gameplay tutorials, or follow launch updates. The forum also provides spaces for technical issues, game feature suggestions, and moderated educational dental discussions. Please never share identifying patient information.

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Welcome to the DDS Community Forum!

Welcome to the official Dentist Dream Simulation (DDS) Community Forum!

This is a place for dental students, dentists, and gamers to ask questions, help each other, discuss dentistry and share ideas about DDS — from patient cases and dental procedures to clinic management and the open-world city.

Where should I post?

  • Bugs and Technical Issues: Report an error, explain what you expected, what happened, and the steps needed to reproduce it.
  • Gameplay Questions: Ask about controls, equipment, clinical workflows, vehicles, or city features.
  • Diagnosis and Treatment Challenges: Discuss simulated patient cases inside DDS and compare the reasoning behind different choices.
  • Real Clinical Questions (De-identified): Discuss general clinical concepts and anonymised cases for educational purposes only. New topics in this section are reviewed before publication.
  • Feature Suggestions and Community Feedback: Share what you would like to improve, explore, or discuss next.

Our community rules

  1. Be respectful. Helpful disagreement is welcome; insults, harassment, advertising and spam are not.
  2. Protect patients. Never post patient names, identifiable photographs, birth dates, contact details, records, or any information that could identify a real patient.
  3. Keep real-life discussions educational. The forum does not replace examination, professional care, or established clinical guidelines. Do not use it for emergency medical decisions.
  4. Make questions clear. Choose the relevant section and provide sufficient non-identifying details for others to understand your question.
  5. Help others learn. Explain why you recommend an answer, especially when discussing diagnostic reasoning.

Joining the conversation

Everyone can read the forum. To start a new topic or reply, please create a free account or log in. DDS email-news subscribers still need a separate website account to post.

Start here: Introduce yourself in a reply and tell us which part of DDS interests you most: patient cases, clinic management, or exploring the city. We are glad to have you in the community!

— The DDS Team

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