MEASURED CONTACT COVERAGE

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Contact Data & Email List

Build an audience using the specific Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery classification. Compare its state coverage and contact channels before selecting records for a surgical-specialty brief.

7,701 professional records · Coverage measured October 16, 2026

Available contact fields

Record coverage and distinct contact values answer different questions: a phone or fax number can appear on more than one record.

Contact coverage within Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
FieldDistinct valuesRecords with fieldRecord coverage
Email1,4591,79323.3%
Phone5,3447,701100.0%
Fax3,6185,09866.2%

Leading states for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

California has the largest state audience in this segment, with 898 records—11.7% of the national segment. Compare the leading markets below to choose your starting location.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery by state · Measured October 16, 2026 · Ranked by records
StateRecordsDistinct emailsDistinct phonesExplore
California898120700View records →
New York63375466View records →
Texas54969381View records →
Florida449197355View records →
Pennsylvania35464225View records →
Illinois28838199View records →
New Jersey27460191View records →
Massachusetts24635158View records →

How this segment is defined

The query is restricted to dentist records and matches the source label “Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery” in either specialty field. A record can match more than one segment, so the counts are not mutually exclusive.

Professional identifiers include 7,701 distinct NPI values and 7,242 distinct license-number values. Explore classification and identifier details in Our Data & Coverage.

Build a list for your market

Open this segment in Prospector and select your geography to explore the available contact records. Select Has email when you want an email-only audience.

PLAN YOUR AUDIENCE

Use the specific surgery segment for a specialty brief

If the assignment names Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, begin here rather than with the broader Dental Surgeon practice label. The two selections represent different source classifications, so the distinction belongs in the campaign brief and list name.

Choose the locations your offer covers, then inspect the available professional and contact fields. A requirement for a particular procedure, facility type or purchasing responsibility should be reviewed separately rather than inferred from the specialty alone.

Questions about this audience

How is this different from the Dental Surgeon audience?

This segment matches the specific Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery source label. Dental Surgeon is presented separately as a broad practice label, so it should not be used as a substitute for this specialty selection.

Can I filter this audience by a procedure offered?

Procedure-level filtering is not part of the current Prospector controls. Use the specialty and location filters, then discuss any more specific audience requirements with the team.

Explore the field guide for column definitions.