Yes, you have to have a PHD (Philosophy doctorate) to become a dentist.
Doctor.
A Dentist is not a medical doctor, but they are given the same courtesy title 'Dr' in front of their names for having gone through some medical training with the main focus on treating diseases of the oral cavity and oro-facial structures. They are doctors who specialise in diseases of the oral cavity and associated structures.
There are three nouns. Doctor, dentist, and neighbors are nouns.
One of the early names given to the person now known as a dentist was "dentist surgeon." This term highlighted the dual role of these practitioners in both dental care and surgical procedures related to oral health. The profession has evolved significantly since then, with the modern title "dentist" becoming widely accepted in the 19th century.
A dentist is a doctor who specializes in oral hygiene
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The abbreviation for a Doctor of Dentistry is DDS, which stands for "Doctor of Dental Surgery." Another common abbreviation is DMD, which stands for "Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry" or "Doctor of Dental Medicine." Both degrees signify a qualified dentist, but the specific title used can vary by dental school.
Has your natural "doctor" received a degree in medicine or a postgraduate doctorate? If not, then no. The title Doctor is given to those who have completed sanctioned degree courses that are approved to award certain titles.
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