Are they any good schools of dentistry in Britain?
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We have a saying over here about the kettle calling the frying pan black arse, just kidding too.
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http://www.thegoodguides.com.au/\n\nLook here, they suggest the BEST university for dentistry in Australia.
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try calling 1800-dentist   my friend said they're pretty good.
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I'm sure they're all fine. Ask your dentist if there are any bad dental schools.\n\nColumbia University School of Dental and Oral Surgery \n\nNew York University College of Dentistry \n\nState University of New York at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine \n\nState University of New York at Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine
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Dental schools will usually do great work for about 1/3-1/2 the price of a private practicioner.  The best part is that you get high quality work done (the students get graded and they have a professor looking over their shoulder the whole time.)  The downside is you have to wait a bit longer.
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Go to your local state teaching hospital ask for the dental school and you can have better teeth than the rich and famous!
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Certainly. The UK has some of the oldest and greatest universities in the world. You should contact the British Council office in your area and request some information about UK undergraduate programs.
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A dental school is the best route to go for dental work if you have no insurance and are low on money.  However, it is not likely that you are going to find free services... however, the fees generally are pretty low.  You can also contact your local health department... many health departments in the U.S. now have dental clinics.
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no, you can google the name, perhaps that would help. I know if you are looking for a doctor in the UK, you can use yellow pages, or a dentist, you can go the the general dental council website.
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Go to any Universities near your town.  Quite a few of them have students who do the work for not as much as a licensed dentist.  And they should always have a licensed dentist at their side observing the whole procedure to make sure they don't do anything incorrectly.
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No problems to worry about.\nMinor speeling differences.\nWarm beer - that is beer you can actually taste and which doesn't remind you that you need to see the dentist.\nFunny food eaten in the proper manner using a knife and fork at all times.\n\nBut seriously, check carefully that your academic qualifications are suitable for entry into UK universities.\nLook here:\nLink 1.\nLink 2. this is for students from UK to USA but the section 'Advice to Parents Taking Children Aged 15-18 to the US' (and following section) is relevant to you.
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I would recommend the following:\n1) Do a survey of some of the best dentists in the San Diego Area.\n2) Do a survey of some of the students currently enrolled in the program. \n\nBased on my personal experience, I've found both of the above to be pretty effective.  Professionals are well aware of the best programs because they tend to work with a lot of the programs' graduates and have a good take on how well they were taught in school.  And the students, who are 3 to 4 years into the programs (or close to graduation), are very aware of the pros and cons of their programs and what the competition in other schools are like.  Visit the schools, and get permission from the departments to sit in a couple of the advanced classes.  Before or after the class, talk to the students.  You'll be surprised at how candid they are.\n\nCriteria to determine in putting together your surveys are:\n-- Is the equipment that is used to teach in these schools the latest and greatest in technology? or is it something that was used 10 years ago?\n-- What are the credentials of the professors.  Have they been in academia for their entire professional career, or do they have experience as practitioners (the latter is VERY important, because that means what they teach is grounded in reality)\n-- Is the curriculum well-rounded? Meaning does it provide a good foundation of basic courses/knowledge, as well as courses focusing on specialized or advanced topics.\n-- Is there any assistance with helping you get placed in good jobs.\n-- Do you know where you want to work once you graduate or at least the type of working atomosphere you prefer?  If you do, find out which programs/schools these professionals got their training from.\n\nGood luck!
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In the US, there are several universities that have programs which combine bachelor's and M.D. degrees by guaranteeing undergrads ,in the program, admission to med school if they complete certain requirements. Some of these schools are St. Louis University, University of Rochester, University of Illinois at Chicago, which also has a similar program for dental. However, some schools may require state residency.
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A dental college.  You will be worked on by a student, but the work is free.  I don't know where one is near you though.
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I'm not canadian, and I'm not into dentistry, but I know that the best universities in Canada are on the west coast, near the major cities, and all of them will have answers to your questions. The answers they give may vary from uni to uni however, so contact more than one. Good luck.
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There are some very good uni's in your list there and all have good points including locality. I studied through Essex who have a good reputation and you are close to London by train.\n\nIts depends on your grade and tariff band but if you go to this address below, they have the University table and has history listed and from there you can use your grade etc and then compare for success and price.\n\nGood luck
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Some dental schools will accept patients for very low fees in order to give dental students people to practice on before graduation. It is done under the supervision of the instructors who are graduate dentists themselves, so it is supposed to be safe. You might try contacting a local college with a dental program and ask if they have a free or low-cost clinic.