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Cosmetic Dentistry Blog at My Dentist USAMonday, March 31, 2008What is the difference between DDS and DMD, after the dentist's name?The acronyms stand for: DDS - Doctor of Dental Surgery DMD - Doctor of Dental Medicine This designates the degree awarded to the dentist, from the dental school, upon graduation. There is no difference between the two, as both the DMD and DDS have the exact same education. Both degrees use the same curriculum requirements set by the American Dental Association's Commission on Dental Accreditation. To restate, the only difference is the title given by each particular university, as the educational requirements are the exact same. Visit My Dentist USA today to find the most qualified dentist in your area! Labels: cosmetic dentistry FAQ
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