The UofT Dentistry program is one of ten dental programs in Canada and is considered the second-best dental school in Canada.

In 2024, the UofT dental school acceptance rate was 11%. Of the 900 undergraduate students that applied, only 96 were admitted into the program. The UofT dental school requirements and admission statistics are categorized here in the priority of what an applicant must submit to be considered:

WARNING! Canadian dental school costs posted online are wildly inaccurate. Almost all the sites, including many of the individual Canadian dental school websites, state only the dental school tuition. Amongst all university programs, dentistry programs are unique in that in addition to tuition you must purchase costly mandatory instruments, books, and supplies from the university directly. These additional costs make a dentistry degree the most expensive university degree and must be considered as “tuition” since it is part of the fees paid to the university, hence in our analysis below we have included these costs.

The cost of dental schools in Canada is an important factor in deciding which dental school you attend. We’ve compiled the most up-to-date information on the total cost you can expect to pay for each of the 10 dental schools in Canada. If you would like to skip to a specific part of this guide you can click any of the links below:

What are the best dental schools in Canada and how can we determine that? The dental school rankings below are derived from an analysis of the most reputable university ranking sources available. The exact methodology used to rank the top dental schools in Canada is detailed at the end of this post.

There are only 10 dental schools in Canada, as such, each one appears here in the top ten, listed below from lowest to highest ranked.

This is the most comprehensive and accurate information that can be found on the internet regarding the admission requirements for each of the 10 dental schools in Canada for the 2024 application cycle. Every year 25% of applications to dental schools are rejected because not all the requirements are met.

The admission requirements are similar between the different dental schools and are categorized here in the priority of what an applicant must submit to be considered:

Let’s take a comprehensive look at all ten dental schools in Canada and what makes each one unique. There are two dental schools in Ontario and eight dental schools outside of Ontario. Of the eight dental schools outside of Ontario, two are Francophone and give instructions only in French.