FDSRCS England

FDSRCS England

FDSRCS England (pronounced as F-D-S-R-C-S England), is an abbreviation for Fellowship in Dental Surgery of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. It is a professional qualification to practice as a senior dentist in the United Kingdom.

Etymology

The term FDSRCS England is an acronym where:

• FDS stands for Fellowship in Dental Surgery,
• RCS stands for Royal College of Surgeons, and
• England refers to the country where the Royal College is based.

Related Terms

• Dentistry: The medical field that FDSRCS England is associated with.
• Royal College of Surgeons: The professional body that awards the FDSRCS England qualification.
• Fellowship: A high level of professional achievement, represented by the 'F' in FDSRCS.
• Dental Surgery: The specific field of medicine that the FDSRCS England qualification pertains to.

See Also

• MRCS: Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons, a similar qualification for surgeons.
• FRCS: Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons, a higher level of qualification than the MRCS.

External links

• Medical encyclopedia article on FDSRCS England
• Wikipedia's article - FDSRCS England

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