Hey guys. I know UCLA is has a reputation for placing students into specialty programs, but what of UCSF? Is it much the same, or is it more clinical training? Comments from current UCSF/UCLA dental students would be great! Thanks.
UCSF: clinical or didatic?
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raising the dead.
ucsf is decent in clinical and dictatics. i wont say they are great at either one thing. we have way too many specialties here and a lot of things end up getting referred out. if you want superior clinical, go to uop.
ucsf is decent in clinical and dictatics. i wont say they are great at either one thing. we have way too many specialties here and a lot of things end up getting referred out. if you want superior clinical, go to uop.
how is patient pool in UCSF? Do you have enough patients for all students?
I heard some schools really lack of patients. Students have to ask family or friends to help.
I heard some schools really lack of patients. Students have to ask family or friends to help.
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it varies. none of us really lack patients. but it's not that easy to find good patients. what i mean by good patients are those who actually need work done, have money to pay for it all, or flexible to come in according to your assigned schedule.
less than a handful of us actually ask family or friends to come in for work.
there are a few of us who are behind on requirements but most of us are willing to trade so everyone gets what they need.
