The DDS stands for doctor of dental science, or doctor of dental surgery. The PLLC, could stand for an organization for liability protection, but I am not totally certain of this.
PLLC = Professional Limited Liability Corporation
D. D. S. stands for doctor of dental surgery. P. L. L. C. stands for professional limited liability corporation, which means that the dental practice is a type of corporation in which the dentist has limited damage liability, instead of having to assume all liability as in the case of a sole proprietorship.
Most likely it means "Professional Limited Liability Company (or Corporation). It tells consumers that the business entity is not a sole proprietorship but rather a type of corporation where the dentist has limited liability for damages.
Yes, there are dentists in the Philly area that do snap in teeth as a temporary solution to bridgework, Dr. Jeffrey Glen DDS is one of those dentists.
It means doctor of dental surgery. DDS =Doctor of Dental Surgery MPH =Master of Public Health
A common suffix for dentist is "-ry," as in dentistry.
The abbreviation "DDS" typically stands for Doctor of Dental Surgery, a degree for dentists. Therefore, "10 - D in the DDS" could refer to "10 - Decimals in the Doctor of Dental Surgery degree."
Example: John Smith DDS.
It means Doctor of Divinity. It is an advanced degree in Divinity. In the United States the Doctor of Divinity is usually awarded as an honorary degree.
DDS stands for Doctor of Dental Science
Doctor of Dental Surgery, Master of Science Degree.
DDS PS likely stands for Doctor of Dental Surgery, Private Practice. This indicates that a dentist with a DDS degree is working in a private practice setting, providing dental services to patients outside of a hospital or clinic setting.
The different types of dentists are a General Dentist (DDS). There are Cosmetic Dentists that specializes in aesthetic dentistry. Orthodontists specializes in positioning of the teeth. Periodontists specialzies in the care of gums and tissue sorrounding the teeth.
A DMD is the same as a DDS - it just depends where you went to school. Since both degrees are dentists...YES, a DMD can do root canals. The specific specialist that does root canals is an endodontist, but general dentists can do them as well.