Louisiana Statutes
§ 37:771 — Right to use title
Louisiana·Title 37 Professions and Occupations
A dental licensee of this state, graduated from a reputable dental school has the right to use the title "Doctor" or its abbreviation before his name or append to his name the letters: "B.D.S.", "M.D.S.", "L.D.S.", "D.D.S.", "D.M.D." or equivalent letters signifying the dental degree conferred upon him.
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§ 37:702
Saving clause§ 37:703
Transitional provisions§ 37:71
§ 37:71§ 37:711.1
§ 37:711.1§ 37:711.10
Records and reports§ 37:711.11
Rosters and lists§ 37:711.12
License required; exemptions§ 37:711.14
Examinations§ 37:711.15
License eligibility§ 37:711.16
Qualifying work experience§ 37:711.17
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