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State coverage
Explore all 50 states and Washington, DC. Each state page brings together contact coverage, leading cities with emails, and specialty audiences.
Compare states →DENTISTEXPAND / OUR DATA
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Explore dentist contact information with a clear view of what is available. Start with the fields and coverage your team needs, then check a sample before you buy.
COVERAGE AT A GLANCE
Total records ≠ email addresses
290,608Professional records
83,138Email addresses
180,024Phone numbers
102,131Fax numbers
Coverage measured October 16, 2026. These are unscaled source-record totals and distinct nonblank contact values within the dentist dataset. The measurement date does not mean every record was verified on that date. Compare your selected segment in Prospector before ordering.
How many records contain each field?
31.6%91,696 records with email
99.1%288,001 records with phone
48.9%142,099 records with fax
These percentages use records containing the field, not distinct contact values. Multiple dentists may share a phone or fax number, so record coverage is higher than the distinct-number count.
Browse dental audiences
Choose a location or practice area to explore the records and contact fields available for your market.
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Specialties & general dentistry
Compare 11 specialty segments alongside general dentistry and the broad Dental Surgeon label. Explore contact channels and leading states for each audience.
Explore practice areas →FIELD GUIDE
Your contact fields, explained
Use this guide to plan your audience and organize your downloaded file. Review your selected segment in Prospector to see its available fields.
| Field | Example / format | How to use it | In Prospector |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full, first and last name | Alex Morgan | Identify the professional and organize your contact records. | Review in preview / export |
| Title / credential | D.D.S. | Professional title or credential recorded by the source. | Review in preview / export |
| alex@example.com | Stored email address. Select Has email to build an email audience. | Email availability filter | |
| Phone / fax | (619) 555-0100 | Contact numbers where available; multiple professionals can share a number. | Review in preview / export |
| Address | 123 Example Street | Recorded address, sometimes provided as separate address lines. | Review in preview / export |
| State | CA | State associated with the record’s location. | State filter |
| City | San Diego | City within the selected state, useful for local audience selection. | City filter |
| ZIP code | 92101 | Postal-code targeting based on the recorded ZIP value. | ZIP filter |
| Specialty / secondary specialty | Dental General Practice | Source classifications used to organize dental audiences. Classifications can overlap. | Specialty filter; secondary labels in preview |
| Specialty code | 1223G0001X | Source classification code for reference alongside the specialty label. | Review in preview / export |
| NPI | 10-digit identifier | Professional identifier where supplied. Useful for matching records during your review. | Review in preview / export |
| License number | Format varies by source | Recorded license identifier for reference and matching. | Review in preview / export |
| License state | CA | State associated with the license field; separate from the contact’s location. | License filter |
| Gender | Female | Gender value supplied in the professional record, where available. | Gender filter |
Field definitions and interpretation
A professional record represents a person’s source record, rather than a count of unique dental practices. Email presence identifies a stored address; deliverability is a separate measure. ZIP selection matches postal-code data rather than a distance or radius.
NPI and license fields support record matching; current licensure and board certification require separate checks. Export column names can vary with the source fields available in your selected audience.
How to read catalogue counts
The homepage, state catalogue and specialty catalogue share one dated coverage snapshot. Prospector uses the same aggregate definitions for current queries. Counts do not establish deliverability, ownership of a number, or permission to contact a person.
The 50 states and District of Columbia contain 289,269 records. Another 1,339 records fall outside that catalogue: 1,171 have no state value and 168 use territory codes. This explains the difference between the national record total and the state catalogue.
Lists can overlap. Adding their totals does not establish a count of unique people. “Not available” means the count was not supplied; zero means the supplied count is zero.
Published counts and current Prospector results can differ as data changes. For questions about a segment, its source, or its last verification date, contact our team.
BEFORE YOU BUY
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Review a sample, confirm the segment and price, and read the refund policy and terms. Customers remain responsible for assessing their intended use and outreach requirements.