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What HSC subjects and ATAR do you need for Dentistry and Oral Health?
Dental medicine, oral health therapy and dental hygiene. Becoming a dentist in NSW usually means a science degree first, then a postgraduate Doctor of Dental Medicine.
5 courses at 3 universities. Median starting salary $103,100; 84.6% of graduates in full-time work (QILT 2025).
HSC subjects you need
- Prerequisites (must take): none listed by more than a few Universities
- Assumed knowledge (should take): Any science subject (2 of 3 Universities), Mathematics Advanced or higher (2 of 3 Universities), Any HSC English (1 of 3 Universities)
- Recommended (helpful): none listed by more than a few Universities
Lowest selection ranks, 2026 admissions
| Course | University | Lowest selection rank |
|---|---|---|
| Bachelor of Oral Health (Therapy and Hygiene) | Charles Sturt University | 99.95 |
| Bachelor of Oral Health | University of Sydney | 99.80 |
| Bachelor of Oral Health Therapy | University of Newcastle | 97.15 |
| Bachelor of Dental Science | Charles Sturt University | Not published |
| Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Dental Medicine | University of Sydney | Not published |
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