* Biology
* Chemistry
* Physics or Maths.
Some universities may also require an A-level in English Language or Literature.
In addition to your academic qualifications, you may also need to gain relevant work experience in a dental setting, such as shadowing a dentist or volunteering at a dental practice.
Here are some specific examples of A-level grades that may be required for entry into dentistry degree programmes at some UK universities:
* University of Birmingham: A*AA including Biology and Chemistry
* University of Bristol: A*AA including Biology and Chemistry
* University of Cambridge: A*A*A including Biology and Chemistry
* University of Edinburgh: A*AA including Biology and Chemistry
* University of Glasgow: AAA including Biology and Chemistry
* King's College London: A*AA including Biology and Chemistry
* University of Leeds: A*AA including Biology and Chemistry
* University of Liverpool: A*AA including Biology and Chemistry
* University of Manchester: A*AA including Biology and Chemistry
* University of Newcastle: AAA including Biology and Chemistry
* University of Nottingham: A*AA including Biology and Chemistry
* University of Oxford: A*A*A including Biology and Chemistry
* University of Sheffield: A*AA including Biology and Chemistry
* University of Southampton: AAA including Biology and Chemistry
* University of St Andrews: A*A*A including Biology and Chemistry
* University of Warwick: A*AA including Biology and Chemistry
It is important to note that these are just a few examples and that entry requirements may vary between different universities and dental schools. For the most up-to-date information, it is best to check the admissions websites of the specific universities you are interested in.