Based on your GCSEs and current studies, getting into dentistry through the standard route might be challenging due to the typically required grades in core sciences and A-levels like Biology and Chemistry. However, it’s not impossible, and there are alternative pathways you could consider. If your BTEC Level 3 Applied Science achieves top grades (such as DDD*), some universities may accept it, though most dental schools prefer traditional A-levels. If your current qualifications don’t meet the requirements, pursuing a second degree in a related subject like Biomedical Science could be an option, followed by applying to graduate-entry dentistry programs. It’s worth researching specific university requirements and considering whether to supplement your qualifications with additional A-levels or resitting key GCSEs to strengthen your application.