dmd

D.M.D.

Doctor of Dental Medicine.
Origin:
< Neo-Latin Dentāriae Medicīnae Doctor or Doctor Medicīnae Dentālis

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DMD
 
—abbreviation for
Duchenne muscular dystrophy

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D.M.D. abbr.
Doctor of Dental Medicine

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DMD

  1. Latin Dentariae Medicinae Doctor (Doctor of Dental Medicine)

  2. digital micromirror device

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