Dentistry personal statement editing.
Have your dentistry personal statement reviewed, edited & improved by dentists within 5 days.

The portal is 100% secure and encrypted. Your personal statement will only be reviewed by the tutor checking it. They have reviewed and edited 1000s of personal statements and will ensure that your your comments and edits are unique to you only.

If you feel uncomfortable using the portal, please feel free to email your personal statement to our email address: info@theukcatpeople.co.uk.

Absolutely - please select the "Express 24h" option, and your personal statement will be returned within 24h by email to you.

Absolutely - the tutor will go through each and every line and correct all the grammar and spelling mistakes. They can help make it flow better and ensure it is suitable for UCAS.

We have a whole collection of dentistry personal statement examples that students can learn from. We will never use your dental personal statement as an example in the future - that is our guarantee.

Yes - absolutely. We offer an excellent and thorough graduate dentistry personal statement writing service. We will tailor the personal statement to your chosen universities and will help bring out the key facets of your undergraduate degree to help explain why you would be a great candidate for graduate entry medicine. We also have a selection of graduate entry dentistry personal statement examples for you to have a look at. We stick to requirements of the dentistal school council for creating a perfect statement.

- Remember to stick within the character and word limit of 4000 characters and 47 lines.

- Remove any duplicate content.

- Do not just list things, make sure you expand on what you learnt from the event - delete things that are less relevant.

Wrting a good introduction is paramount in achieving dental personal statement success. The most important thing to do here is to make sure you make it clear WHY you want to do medicine. Make this personal to you, try not to stick to cliches or quotes. What initially sparked your interest? How have you confirmed this? Speak to our tutors for more information on this!

The dentistry personal statement is 47 lines long or 4000 characters - like all personal statements on the UCAS application.

Many aspiring dentists find this an extremely difficult question to answer and don't know how to incorporate this into the personal statement. We recommend trying to answer this within your opening paragraph. What event or realisation sparked your interest in dentistry? How have you since confirmed that this is the correct path for you. Try answer both of these in your introduction to help guide the reader through a logical dentistry personal statement structure.