UQ Dental School Patient Clinics

8 October 2014

UQ Dental School Patient Clinics

Dental services
The UQ Dental School student clinics offer excellent oral health care, and the opportunity for Bachelor of Dental Science (BDSc) (Honours) students to practice what they have learned in class while in a supervised setting. Dental services include

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  • General Dental – including dental check-ups and cleanings
  • Endodontics
  • Oral Medicine
  • Oral Surgery
  • Periodontics
  • Preventive Dentistry and Oral Therapy
  • Orthodontics
  • Prosthodontics

At the UQ Dental School Patient Clinic, all patients are welcome for assessment to determine if they meet teaching and education criteria.
Turbot St, Brisbane CBD 
The UQ School of Dentistry is a major oral health care facility in Queensland. Conveniently located in Brisbane’s CBD, the school’s eight Turbot Street clinics house more than 100 dental chairs, and they offer over 50,000 patient appointments each year.
UQ Ipswich campus
The UQ Ipswich Dental Clinic is open to the public. Facilities include x-ray capabilities.
Who treats the dental patients?
UQ Dental School students are some of the best in the state, requiring excellent scores to enter UQ Dentistry courses. Undergraduate students study and train for five years to become a dentist or three years to become an oral health therapist. Postgraduate students are qualified dentists studying to become dental specialists. Before they treat in clinic, UQ training dentists perform up to 700 hours of simulation practice. This is followed by over 2,600 hours clinical work, ensuring they become highly competent practitioners. All treatment is supervised by registered dentists and specialists.

UQ School of Dentistry

The Bachelor of Dental Science (BDSc) (Honours)  program within the UQ School of Dentistry follows a unique educational model which gives the graduating students extensive experience through clinical placements prior to their graduation.
The UQ Dental School is a major patient treatment facility in Queensland, with students providing treatments to patients on a fee-for-service basis, and to patients eligible for treatment within public dental services. Students of the school make a significant contribution to the treatment of patients with Queensland Health community and school clinics, and the school has a very close working relationship with Queensland Health as well as with dental public health services in Tasmania and in the Northern Territory. The school works closely with Aboriginal medical services in delivering dental care by students on placements.

Bachelor of Dental Science (Honours) at the University of Queensland

Program: Bachelor of Dental Science (BDSc) (Honours)
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Semester Intake: February 2015
Program Duration: 5 years
Application Deadline: October 31, 2014

Entry Requirements

There are two entry pathways in to the Bachelor of Dental Science (Honours) at the University of Queensland:
1. High School
To be eligible to apply, you must have

  • completed a high school diploma;
  • completed prerequisite subjects Grade 12 English and Chemistry;
  • attained an average of 98% or higher in their top six Grade 12 classes; and
  • not have completed any post-secondary studies.

2. University
To be eligible to apply, you must have

  • partially or fully completed an undergraduate degree;
  • completed prerequisite subjects including Grade 12 English and Chemistry as a minimum or equivalent subjects at university level; and
  • have achieved a minimum cumulative GPA of 6.5 on a 7-point scale in university studies.

Additionally, all international applicants (those who have completed high school and/or university studies) will be required to sit the International Student Admissions Test (ISAT).

Apply now to UQ Dental School!

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Would you like more information about UQ Dental School and about how you can study dentistry in Australia? Contact OzTREKK’s Australian Dental Schools Admissions Officer Adam Smith at adam@oztrekk.com or call 1-866-698-7355 (toll free in Canada).

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