Universities that don't look look at your GCSEs for dentistry

Have a look at this page:

https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/university/courses/dentistry/dentistry-entry-requirements

Does that mean I can't apply to a certain uni if I don't meet their GCSE requirements?

If you’re interested in KCL dentistry, I think the required A levels are A* A A

Physically, UCAS will let you apply.
Realistically, you're just going to be rejected if you don't meet the GCSE requirements.
Worth saying the link I shared was from September last year. Some unis may have updated their requirements so it is worth double checking their website to see.

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knows what dental schools in the UK don't look at GCSEs, as most dental schools ask for a grade 7 or above.
As far as I am aware the unis that don't are Plymouth, Newcastle and KCL
my GCSE results are:
English language and lit- 6
bio, chem, and physics- 6 in all three
maths- 6
geography- 7
Religious education- 7
business- distinction
Spanish- 5
I will now be going into year 13 and will hopefully be predicted 3 A's.
I didn't get to sit my GCSEs as 2020 was when the exams were first cancelled, if I sat them I know I could have achieved higher.
Thanks in advance