D.M.D.
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Etymology
Origin of D.M.D.
< New Latin Dentāriae Medicīnae Doctor or Doctor Medicīnae Dentālis
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Single-cell studies were carried out by D.M.D.,
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Devin Bost of Oregon says his orthodontist, Brad Chvatal, D.M.D., put braces on him when he was just seven years old.
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