We need a DAT score, but IMO, the sGPA is too low for a viable dental school application unless it is offset with a very strong SMP GPA. You could be considered if you came up in a truly disadvantaged background from HBCU-oriented dental schools.
No bets without a DAT score, but without an SMP, your chances are going to be very small. Have you reached out to admissions recruiters about your circumstances and application?
There's no guarantee for this to not happen just by talking to admissions officers. Honestly, I think there's a high likelihood that this will happen and you'll be auto-rejected, because there are many more applicants with GPAs > 3.0 that you'll be competing against. There is usually a section on applications to explain circumstances like these, but your app may be screened out before admission officers can even get to that part of your app. Also, you didn't list your state of residency, nor what else you have on your app (ECs, shadowing). In addition, AADSAS does not do grade replacement, so be sure you are counting both grades in your GPAs for the classes you retook. I would do an SMP first before applying, to help show you can handle a rigorous science curriculum.
