For imaging and equipment makers and dealers
Find the practices due for your unit.
Which CBCT, scanner, laser and implant brands US dental practices name on their own websites, how long a unit has been named there, and the practices that offer the care a unit is for and name none.
Who practices' sites name.
Each company's website footprint: the practices whose own site names it. A practice counts once for each company its site names.
Ask for the owner.
Each call asks for the owner, the dentist who decides on a unit in an independent practice, and says when a group decides for its offices instead.
The practice page names the people the practice's own site names, each with the role the site gives them.
The signals that matter.
- A rival's unit named on the practice's own site, and since when, dated by the Internet Archive's captures.
- The gap: a practice that offers implants, clear aligners or gum treatment and names no CBCT, scanner or laser.
- A site that added a unit in the last 30 days.
- An office being built, from the state's filing or the city's permit, and a new practice on the registry.
- Hiring and new providers: a practice adding people.
Counts read live from ClinicIntent. Website footprint: what practices say on their own sites. Every count is a floor; sources and checks are on the Data and accuracy page.
See your market before you buy.
Tell us your company and one state. You get a private page: your market in one state as practices' own sites describe it, what changed in the last 30 days, and ten practices with the reason to call each. No sign-in.
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