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If you haven't taken any prerequisites, we can't really tell you about your "chances". That said, do not take your DAT until you have confidently passed the prerequisite classes covered by the exam.

There have been dental hygienists who have gotten into dental school so you can do it. The personal challenges however are yours to address that an anonymous forum won't be in a position to give advice. But if you think it is worth taking the chance, I hope you can go with a lot of support.
 
generally DH are looked favorably as DS applicants.

make sure you do really good in all your pre-reqs, all As.

That being said, hygienists are killing it rn. Why switch to a DMD? it will take you at least 2-3 yr to get in then in DS you will have no income for 4yr, and then a large debt and likely will not break even for at least 15 years or so financially. ofc finances are not everything in life
 
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