US Dental Practices
U.S. Location Dataset // 112,228

112,228 US dental practice locations with street address, phone and the practice's declared specialty. There is no national register of dental PRACTICES — state boards license dentists, not premises — so this has to be assembled, which is exactly why it is worth buying rather than reproducing. The file covers general dentistry, orthodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, endodontics, periodontics, pediatric dentistry, prosthodontics and dental public health, each tagged so a buyer selling to one specialty is not paying for the rest. One number here is deliberately smaller than it could be: the source enumerates billing entities, and a single office routinely carries several of them — one per owning PLLC, one per specialty line, one left over from an acquisition. The worst address in the raw data carried 22. Those are collapsed to one row per physical location, so 112,228 means 112,228 places you can visit, not 132,801 tax identities. Where several registrations share an address the row says so. Dental is consolidating as fast as veterinary medicine, so distributors, practice-management software vendors, equipment and imaging manufacturers, staffing agencies and the private-equity buyers rolling up practices all segment on exactly this. Refreshed weekly.

All 112,228 records, as published — the complete set rather than a sample. That matters most for coverage and gap questions: put together the same list from partial searches and every location you miss reads as a gap that is not there, so the answer is wrong rather than merely late. Assembling the U.S.-wide coverage by hand also means one query per area against sources that cap what they return per search.