The Most Common Dental School Interview Questions
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Here are 12 of the most common dental school interview questions you can expect when you go on interviews. Also included are some tips on how to answer these questions. I offer Skype Interview Practice Sessions.
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Imagine a dentist interviewer is watching this. He would probably change the whole set of questions is is going to ask the interviewee tomorrow. LOL!
0:14 Plot twist: The toughest part is actually getting OUT of dental school, mwahaha
Hahaha
Toughest part is finding the perfect place to work after dental school
@@TheDeluche really?
@@TheDeluchenothings perfect just pick a job
Access to Care. Wow the amount of answers that can come out of this phrase, love it! Thank you for strengthening my self thoughts about why I chose the dental field to be a life style
Thank you! I applied for last year's cycle and I had the interview but I was rejected because my "communication was ineffective". I'm hoping to improve this time around, thanks again!
Hey any updates?
Did you get in
Lola Boy duh
Thanks for the advice, very helpful! Headed to my first interview this Friday!
Goodl luck
bhavs95 did you get in?
How was it? And what they ask?
update us pleasseeee
interview is tomorrow! I've watched this video multiple times since July! thanks for the help!
Neil Patel good luck!
how did it go? are you in?
How did it go?
@@TheStoic117 I have since switched to physical therapy and start next year lol
@@neilpateldpt gg
I had to answer questions for two weeks and they told Me that. TOO bad I quit. I like this interview.
Thanks
your video definitely helped me to prepare well for my interview and was very encouraging.. THANK YOU! hope that i can achieve my goal of becoming a DENTIST one day..
Dr. Pat, thank you so much for the tips and thorough advice.
u get accepted?
@@SatnamSingh-el2rp I did indeed. Graduated today actually!
This was extremely helpful thank you!
Love the advice Dr. Pat! I have an interview in a week, fingers crossed!
How was it ?
Thank you for the video, it helped quite a bit for both my interviews
This is very helpful! Thank you for the advice!
Thanks Pat that was awesome.
Thanks for the help!
I really appreciate the video Pat, thanks!
thanks a lot dude! it was very helpful...
My school interview Friday didnt even ask why I wanna go there
Not every school does. But I would love to know the sort of questions they did ask you.
What school is that?
Thank you! This was very informative :)
Excellent! Will be saving these good responses for my future dentistry endeavor. Thank you!
Good luck!
Excellent review, I’m listening while grading typodonts, but I also interview students..
Thanks
thanks for this Pat, been lucky to start receiving dental school interview invitatinos and this was definitely helpful.
So basically I should lie my way through the interview? Got it😂
Great video, thanks!!
Going next Wednesday!!! I’m so excited 😊😊
Good luck!
@@pat.the.dentist how to contact you? I need help
Great video 💯
Wow amazing and helpful video thank you
1:44 damn pat you be 4 years ahead of bruno mars
Access the care woah
Great tips! Thank you!
of course. Best of luck!
You just killed it man
thanks dude
Ever so helpful thanks Pat!
i need help dude... am a up coming dentist. going to univ this year.
i need more information about dental like interview
and etc
Hello Dr. Pat, I am foreign dentist, and a few days I will have my firts dental interview for the international program. What could you recommend me?
Great video
I'd love to sound like you, without stuttering heheh. READING SURE IS KNOWLEDGE
Wait by read can it be like fictional books?
Unrelated to this vid but I’d like to know how long I should shadow a dentist for? Would 2 months be ok?
Yeah. That should be fine. Trying shadowing multiple dentists so you get different perspectives
Im a 3 year dental assistant and only 2 years in my bachelors. Will the dental assistant experience give me a boost to enter dental school?
Nope
Skill wise yes, but schools look at DAT and academics.
Thanks for the video, quick question, is the bag hanging in your room to your left a charcoal bag?
Drake Coomer haha yes it is.
Hey! Thank you so much! Can you provide a skype session please
Hi Pat, would you say access to care is mostly related to frail elderly people?
If it affects them it's because they are isolated and probably don't have a means to travel to go see the dentist. Also a lot of them are on a fixed income check and don't have the money to afford care.
What do you mean about reading?
I am a freshman and so far I have 3 classes and 12 credits because I didn’t know what to do but so far I got A and a C my third class turns out to not count towards gpa and it’s an English class and I’m freaking out because I think I won’t be able to get into a good dental school and I’m taking science classes next semester did I mess up or not
jasonx391 don’t over freak out about dental school. It’s a holistic experience. They aren’t going to not accept you because of one bad grade. They look at everything on your application and decide if you have what it takes to push yourself to learn and expand your knowledge of dentistry and apply that to working in the real world.
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Contains lots of information that you can talk about in your upcoming interviews!
This video is very useful. wish me luck for tomorrow. all the best for me. T_T
omg how'd you do?
Would dental hygienist degree help get accepted into dental school? If I'm 46 years old by the time I receive my bachelor's degree, what's your humble opinion, am I too old to become a dentist based off of student loan debt at around 300- 500 k? Any advice to stand out among other applicants, like EMT volunteer or a master's degree , extra shadowing hours, molding class, leadership seminars etc etc....Thanks for any advice.....Would you become a dentist at around 49 years of age?
Fuck no
Nothing personal, love your videos but yes I am an antidentite (Seinfeld) lol. I am in process of making a upper set of dentures and was wondering if you could go into any detail on how a $50,000 dollar set of dentures are priced. I hear better materials a little bit of titanium but were talking grams of materials. Implants, denture mounting studs, why it costs $150 to pull a molar out but thousands to drill a hole and screw in a stud? These aren't gold diamond encrusted dentures, just porcelain and/or acrylic with a thin titanium support molded inside.
QQTrick1QQ most dentures are meant to last from 5 to 10 years. If you want to upgrade to better materials, it’s a complexity of specialties. Oral surgeons have more education and they’ve paid for more education so they can specialize on working in your mouth. Therefore, they have higher fees (which implants would be placed, most likely, by a specialist or a general dentist certified in implant placement). Implants are not just an overnight process like making regular dentures could be. Implants sometimes require additional non grafting to be added, and it takes months and months to heal. It takes a lot of doctor’s times, which is very valuable. Not all dentures are $50,000. Usually, the price you’re paying is a mark up because it’s luxury. Insurances sometimes won’t pay for things like that because a $1,500 set of dentures will suffice and do the same job as a $50,000 set of dentures. Sometimes dentists have to charge a lot of procedures because the materials themselves are expensive. It’s a very complex web of things that go into determining prices for things like that.
QQTrick1QQ it’s also important to remember, this isn’t just a screw you can go get in your toolbox in the garage. I’ve noticed people seem to really belittle dental procedures because they think they have a basic understanding of what it is. It’s not a simple procedure, it’s not something from your toolbox in the garage, it’s just just removing a tooth, it’s not just a cleaning, it’s not just putting in a screw or stud. If you think about it this way, dentures are supposed to last from 5 to 10 years but some people over use their dentures until their bone shrinks and they dentures no longer fits, but they are unaware. Fixed dentures may not need to be replaced as often. Plus, they are a luxury in the sense that they are sometimes more asthetically pleasing and they feel more natural and you take care of them like real teeth.
Do u have an ideas of the perfect answers to these questions?
im 22 is to late for dental school?
Not at all! I am 21 going to be 22 in a couple of months. I've applied this year for 2018 entry, so I'll be 22 going on to 23 if I can get an offer! So, age is no barrier, if you really want this then you should deffo apply.
thank you ! Good luck bud
Thank you, you too :)
No it definitely isn't.
I’m 24 still pursuing my under grad ! Never too late don’t let anyone discourage you or take you off course I’ll be applying next year and I’ll be 25
Will shaking teeth heals ?
Lol what??
Huh gadeym...there is no such interview shit in India ,😎
Hey! I am from Bangladesh .I want to be a dentist .so after my BDS exam I want to go USA to complete my study.I want to ask you that if I come in USA then what I do to be a dentist? Or what types of problems I face plz inform me ....
It sucks lol . Clear nbde part 1 , 2 . Apply for a school there study again and then you are ready to practise so instead fuck it . And the US sucks anyway
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pat the dentist can we talk please