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Interestingly, medicine in the United States typically doesn’t grant an actual degree for completing postgraduate (residency) training, but dentistry often does. My father was a dentist and spent time, after competing his DMD curriculum, working on a post-doctoral master’s degree in prosthodontics (dentures, partials, and similar).  Oral Surgery is perhaps the wildest post-graduate qualification that I know of. The model-standard is AFTER a person completes a dental degree (DMD or DDS), they do a six-year residency. Upon completion, they graduate with a medical degree (MD) and a post-graduate certificate or masters degree in oral surgery. There are a few programs that grant, with completion of a dissertation, a PhD as part of the residency program. So, there are oral surgeons out there who do basically what is required of them (and not a crazy amount extra), who hold DMD/DDSs, MDs, and PhDs.