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Being a dentist can be hard, it is challenging, and you’ll spend various years studying. If you’re seriously considering becoming a dentist, make sure to do your research beforehand and consider all factors. Also, if possible, go to a dental clinic or hospital to shadow a dentist.
The short answer is that both dental and nursing school will be difficult in their own ways, but which one you find harder will entirely depend on personal factors and questions that only you can answer.
Setting denture teeth. Probably the hardest and most frustrating hand-skill-related project we’ve had to do yet. The class that required the most studying – hours of just sitting there studying notes and reading – was probably anatomy, physio, and occlusion.
It is rare to fail out because there is a lot of safe guards in place. You will get council and tutors assigned and in some cases tested for ADHD. Speaking from my experience as a music major that finished dental school.
The dental school admissions process is competitive and growing more difficult every year. While the number of dental schools is consistently increasing, so too are the average GPAs and DAT scores of successful applicants.
Another thing you can do if you don’t get into dental school the first time around is focusing on dental research. You can either pursue dental research courses or undergraduate schools or even pursue dental research as a dental lab volunteer.
It is not too late to apply for dental school in September, but the earlier, the better. The application period always opens up from June and runs to February. On the other end, most dental schools tend to start reviewing the applications from August and Septemeber.
However, getting accepted into dental school is not easy. Only 55.3% of dental school applicants who sought admission to the 66 accredited dental schools in the U.S. for the 2018-19 school year actually enrolled in one that year, according to admission statistics from the American Dental Association.