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are there dental school rankings similar to the us and world reports?
Yah-E said:Of course, it's right here:
www.dentalschoolrankings.com
if the link doesn't work, it just means that the site is busy. Usually during 3 or 4 am in the morning, there are less traffic, check it out then.
Good luck.
Rezdawg said:Those ranking are a year old though. Is there an updated ranking or do you know when its coming out?
Yah-E said:Of course, it's right here:
www.dentalschoolrankings.com
if the link doesn't work, it just means that the site is busy. Usually during 3 or 4 am in the morning, there are less traffic, check it out then.
Good luck.
WildcatDMD said:What a bunch of d!cks. lol. 😀
Yah-E said:I laugh eveytime I read a post from this thread! One day, maybe just one day, people will learn. 🙄
toofache32 said:Just make sure you go to a school that gives a DDS because DMDs aren't licensed to do surgery.
jchen8 said:Whdy oesn't someone just copy and paste the list? Wouldn't that be easier than everyone trying to stay up?
Dukie said:Wow, this is the lamest thing I have ever read. There are no rankings, at least not yet. Give the kid a break- how is he supposed to know?
toofache32 said:Just make sure you go to a school that gives a DDS because DMDs aren't licensed to do surgery.
thakdha said:This is kinda interesting because i searched for the domain of this website and its registered so it does exist.
Check this out:... So, server being up at late nights sounds a lil strange to me.
NileBDS said:Hey toof.
This is simply not true. Really. I am not in any school yet, but have a BDS from Egypt.
Anyways, I have been working as an expanded function dental assistant for 3 years now in the US, and have seen DMD and DDS's perform surgery alike. No discrimination or preference given to one degree over the other what so ever. Not even for malpractice insurance pourposes.
"Origins of DMD Degree
Originally, there was only the DDS degree, which stands for Doctor of Dental Surgery. This changed in 1867 when Harvard University added its dental school. Harvard University only grants degrees in Latin and the Latin translation of "DDS" was "Chirurgae Dentium Doctoris" - or CDD. When the people at Harvard thought CDD was too cumbersome, a Latin scholar was consulted and suggested "Medicinae Doctor" be prefixed with "Dentariae." This is how the DMD, or "Dentariae Medicinae Doctor" degree, was started.
Numerous schools have since copied this notation, and in 1989, 23 of the 66 North American dental schools awarded the D.M.D. There is no difference between the DMD and DDS degree; all dentists must meet the same National & Regional certification standards. However, a 1999 study from Case Western Reserve University found that there is a high level of confusion about the two degrees amongst the general public. They found that fewer than 20% of the 524 interviewed lay persons knew that a DDS and DMD received the same level of training. Of those who indicated there was a difference in training, 69% felt that DMDs had more training than DDSs.[3]"
http://www.ada.org/public/topics/dds_dmd.asp
http://www.ada.org/prof/ed/specialties/definitions.asp
Thanks, and good luck.
thakdha said:This is kinda interesting because i searched for the domain of this website and its registered so it does exist.
Check this out:
Domain Name: dentalschoolrankings.com
Registrar: AAAQ.COM
Whois Server: whois.aaaq.com
Referral URL: http://www.aaaq.com
Name Server: ns1.1minutehosting.com
Name Server: ns2.1minutehosting.com
Status: ACTIVE
Updated Date 2005-08-23
Creation Date: 2004-08-21
Expiration Date: 2006-08-24
Registrant:
DentalSchoolAdmission.com
A. Kanani [email protected]
150 Park Street West
Suite 909
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519-255-9859 Fax:
Administrative Contact:
A. Kanani [email protected]
150 Park Street West
Suite 909
Windsor, ON N9A 7A2
CA
519-255-9859 Fax:
But, I'm not sure if it actually displays rankings of various schools. If the server is busy, it will still show the content (at may be slower rate). So, server being up at late nights sounds a lil strange to me.
Yah-E said:Another one bites the dust!![]()
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Sprngover, why you have to ruin the fun? C'mon! 😉
hockeydentist said:Yah sprngover is party pooper.....
I would double-check your facts, buddy. I would start by googling the engrish word "sarcasm."NileBDS said:Hey toof.
This is simply not true. Really. I am not in any school yet, but have a BDS from Egypt.
Anyways, I have been working as an expanded function dental assistant for 3 years now in the US...
toofache32 said:engrish word "sarcasm."
jchen8 said:Whdy oesn't someone just copy and paste the list? Wouldn't that be easier than everyone trying to stay up?
jdude said:I waited up until 6 am to get on and it finally worked!!!
Just to save you guys some time I've copied and pasted the top 20 schools for you:
1. University of Washington
2. Harvard
3. University of Connecticut
4. University of California Los Angeles
5. Columbia
6. University of California San Francisco
7. Tufts
8. University of Alabama Birmingham
9. Temple
10. University of Pacific
11. University of Southern California
12. Boston University
13. Loma Linda University
14. UPenn
15. University of Michigan
16. Baylor College of Dentistry
17. University of Colorado
18. Oregon Health & Science University
19. University of North Carolina
20. University of Texas San Antonio
jdude said:I waited up until 6 am to get on and it finally worked!!!
Just to save you guys some time I've copied and pasted the top 20 schools for you:
1. University of Washington
2. Harvard
3. University of Connecticut
4. University of California Los Angeles
5. Columbia
6. University of California San Francisco
7. Tufts
8. University of Alabama Birmingham
9. Temple
10. University of Pacific
11. University of Southern California
12. Boston University
13. Loma Linda University
14. UPenn
15. University of Michigan
16. Baylor College of Dentistry
17. University of Colorado
18. Oregon Health & Science University
19. University of North Carolina
20. University of Texas San Antonio
Yah-E said:Remember though, those were last year's rankings. The new ones coming out in April indicating Nova Southeastern broke the top 10! 😉
May I recommend looking on the shelf in your Maxillofacial Pros department?Yah-E said:Is that between English and Irish? Gotta go find a Engrish dictionary!![]()
Brocnizer2007 said:Man 2:15p and I got on...wow was I lucky!
Boy have the rankings changed a bunch since I saw them last when I was applying back in 2002-03.
Yah-e, good find once again!
atlanta478 said:Actually, I have two computers at home PC and MAC. I tried all day and couldnt connect with PC. However, with MAC I connected right a way. Plus all ranking info looks much better on the MACs screen HIGH-RESOLUTION!!! I could clearly see each school.
Use MAC and connect any time .. 👍
zenith said:Yeah, this is a direct quote from dentalschoolrankings.com
"These rankings have been adjusted to account for universities offering DMD instead of DDS. The DMD is of a much lower standard, and DMD graduates will need to consult a DDS dentist to attempt surgery or fill prescriptions."
A DDS is to a DMD like an MD is to a DO.Tartufe said:Well, I am happy you went to this prestigious website to find out the difference between DMD and DDS.
You have got to be SH***NG me.
Tartufe said:Well, I am happy you went to this prestigious website to find out the difference between DMD and DDS.
You have got to be SH***NG me.
This joke is so old it's ******ed. You guys are like kids laughing at the word "poop."toofache32 said:Just make sure you go to a school that gives a DDS because DMDs aren't licensed to do surgery.
When you do that, make sure you find an English dictionary too.Yah-E said:Is that between English and Irish? Gotta go find a Engrish dictionary!![]()
toofache32 said:Just make sure you go to a school that gives a DDS because DMDs aren't licensed to do surgery.
Dr. Dai Phan said:I second that. DDS can do extractions, fillings, root canals while DMD can only talk to patient about the procedures. You see DDS are like "doers" and DMDs are "preachers". DP