Dentist Statistics

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Dentist Statistics

With 200,740 active dentists in the United States as of May 2023 and 228,370 hygienists in 2023, the provider gap is only part of the story. The post breaks down how the workforce is changing, including a median dentist age of 52, growing female representation, and a private practice share of about 56% in 2021. You will also see how access and earnings vary by region and specialty, alongside surprising global and public health trends that shape oral care.

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Key Statistics

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As of May 2023, there were 200,740 active dentists employed in the United States.

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In 2022, approximately 7.1% of U.S. dentists were over the age of 65, indicating a significant portion nearing retirement.

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Women comprised 35.3% of all active dentists in the U.S. in 2022, up from 27.8% in 2012.

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The median age of U.S. dentists in 2022 was 52 years, reflecting an aging workforce.

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In 2021, about 56% of U.S. dentists practiced in private solo or group practices.

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Globally, there were over 1.5 million dentists in 2020, with the highest density in G7 countries.

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In the EU, the dentist-to-population ratio averaged 1:1,500 in 2022.

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U.S. dental hygienists outnumber dentists 2:1, with 228,370 hygienists vs. 200,740 dentists in 2023.

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12.4% of U.S. dentists identified as Asian in 2022, the largest minority group.

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Rural areas in the U.S. have 30% fewer dentists per capita than urban areas as of 2023.

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In Canada, there were 26,510 dentists in 2022, yielding a ratio of 1:1,490 population.

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U.K. had 53,000 registered dentists in 2023, with 41,000 actively practicing.

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4.1% of U.S. dentists were Black or African American in 2022.

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Australia reported 18,000 dentists in 2022, with a density of 70 per 100,000 people.

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In 2023, 61% of U.S. dentists were general practitioners.

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Hispanic or Latino dentists made up 6.5% of the U.S. workforce in 2022.

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India had over 300,000 registered dentists in 2023, but uneven distribution favors urban areas.

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In Brazil, there were 348,000 dentists in 2022, the highest number globally.

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2.3% of U.S. dentists were Native American or Alaska Native in 2022.

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Japan had 103,000 dentists in 2022, with a ratio of 82 per 100,000.

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In 2023, 25% of U.S. dental practices were owned by non-dentists due to DSO growth.

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Germany reported 70,000 dentists in 2023, density of 84 per 100,000.

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Multi-racial U.S. dentists comprised 1.8% in 2022.

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South Korea had 65,000 dentists in 2022, highest density at 127 per 100,000.

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In 2022, 78% of U.S. dentists were U.S.-born.

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France had 42,000 dentists in 2023, ratio 62 per 100,000.

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1.2% of U.S. dentists identified as Pacific Islander in 2022.

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Mexico had 120,000 dentists in 2022, but only 60,000 active.

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In 2023, 42% of U.S. dentists worked over 40 hours per week.

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Italy reported 65,000 dentists in 2023, density 110 per 100,000.

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The average U.S. dental school graduate in 2023 had $301,583 in student debt.

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U.S. dental school enrollment reached 26,000 students in 2022.

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It takes 8 years post-high school to become a dentist in the U.S., including 4 years dental school.

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In 2023, 6,400 new dentists graduated from U.S. dental schools.

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Pass rate for U.S. dental board exams (INBDE) was 92% for first-time takers in 2022.

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Average dental school tuition for public schools was $39,446 per year in 2023.

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There were 68 accredited dental schools in the U.S. in 2023.

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25% of U.S. dental students were international in 2022.

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Continuing education requires 40 hours annually for most U.S. state licenses in 2023.

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Orthodontic residency programs average 2-3 years post-DDS.

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In 2022, 51% of dental school seniors matched into post-graduate programs.

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Average age of U.S. dental school matriculants was 24.5 years in 2023.

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Periodontal residency lasts 3 years after dental school.

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88% of U.S. dental schools require the DAT exam, average score 20.8 in 2022.

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Endodontic specialty training requires 2-3 years post-DDS.

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Private dental school tuition averaged $82,000 per year in 2023.

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70% of dental students pursue general dentistry initially.

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Oral surgery residency is 4-6 years, including medical school integration.

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In 2023, 33% of dental school applicants were accepted.

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Pediatric dentistry residency duration is 24-36 months.

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U.S. dental schools awarded 6,159 DDS/DMD degrees in 2022.

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Prosthodontics training takes 3 years post-dental school.

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45% of dental students are female in 2023 cohorts.

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Dental public health residency is 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time.

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Average DAT biology score for accepted students was 20.1 in 2022.

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Oral pathology residency requires 3 years.

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In 2023, 12 new dental schools opened globally, mostly in Asia.

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Dental anesthesiology residency is 3 years.

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Median annual wage for U.S. dentists was $160,370 in May 2023.

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General dentists earned a mean $171,550 annually in 2023.

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Top 10% of U.S. dentists earned over $239,200 per year in 2023.

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Oral surgeons averaged $309,410 yearly salary in 2023.

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82.4% of U.S. dentists were employed full-time in 2023.

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Average dental practice revenue per dentist was $941,000 in 2022.

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Orthodontists median pay was $208,000 in 2023.

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15% of U.S. dentists worked in offices of other health practitioners in 2023.

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Net income for solo U.S. general dentists was $192,600 in 2022.

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Prosthodontists earned mean $190,860 in 2023.

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61% of U.S. dentists own their practice, averaging higher earnings.

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Periodontists median salary $205,000 in 2023.

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Average hourly wage for dentists was $77.10 in 2023.

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Endodontists averaged $223,660 annually in 2023.

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U.S. dentists in California earned mean $187,640 in 2023.

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Pediatric dentists median pay $183,330 in 2023.

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28% of dentists reported income decline due to inflation in 2023 survey.

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Dentists in New York averaged $212,980 salary in 2023.

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Oral pathologists earned $188,940 mean in 2023.

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Average U.K. dentist salary was £75,000 in 2023.

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45% of U.S. practices hit production targets in 2023.

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Canadian dentists average CAD 180,000 annually in 2023.

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Denturists (subset) earned $55,000 median in 2023.

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Australian dentists average AUD 220,000 in 2023.

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67% of U.S. dentists saw fee increases of 5-10% in 2023.

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Bottom 10% U.S. dentists earned under $62,750 in 2023.

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Overhead costs averaged 62% of gross revenue for U.S. dentists in 2022.

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Dental DSOs grew 13% in 2023, managing 10% practices.

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Tele-dentistry visits surged 300% since 2020.

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AI diagnostic tools adopted by 22% of U.S. practices in 2023.

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Dental insurance covers 50% of costs on average.

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Sustainability: 65% practices recycle mercury amalgam in 2023.

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Oral health links to heart disease, 49% dentists screen for systemic.

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Market size U.S. dental services $155B in 2023.

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3D printing used for 35% aligners production.

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Uninsured adults: 28% lack dental coverage 2023.

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Regenerative dentistry trials up 50% in 2023.

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Dental tourism to Mexico: 1.5M U.S. visitors yearly.

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Opioid prescribing down 50% since 2012 guidelines.

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Vegan biomaterials in dentistry rose 40%.

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Global dental market $45B, CAGR 6.5% to 2030.

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Mental health burnout: 45% dentists report high stress.

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Intraoral scanners in 55% practices by 2023.

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Poor oral health costs U.S. $45B productivity yearly.

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Direct-to-consumer aligners: $2.8B market 2023.

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Antimicrobial peptides research funding up 30%.

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Dentist suicide rate 1.6x general population.

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Robotic surgery in dentistry: 10% adoption trials.

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Edentulism rates dropped 20% in 50+ since 2000.

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Blockchain for patient records piloted in 5% practices.

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Cannabis oral health impacts studied, 25% dentists advise caution.

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Nanotech fillings last 50% longer in trials.

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Rural dentist shortage: 5,000 needed by 2030.

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VR training modules in 20% dental schools 2023.

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In 2023, 72 million U.S. adults had at least one dental visit.

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Average U.S. dentist sees 1,200 patients per year.

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90% of dental practices offer preventive care like cleanings.

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Crowns and bridges accounted for 12% of procedures in 2022.

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64% of U.S. adults have untreated tooth decay per 2022 survey.

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Extractions represent 8% of common dental procedures annually.

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Average patient copay for dental visit is $50 in 2023.

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35% of practices use digital X-rays fully in 2023.

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Root canals performed: 15 million annually in U.S.

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Implants placed: over 5 million per year in U.S. 2023.

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Periodontal disease affects 47.2% of U.S. adults over 30.

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Fillings comprise 44% of restorative procedures.

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Average whitening treatment costs $650 in 2023.

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76% of practices accept Medicaid patients.

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Sealants applied to 22% of U.S. children aged 6-11.

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Veneers popular, averaging 1.5 million procedures yearly.

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Emergency visits for dental pain: 2.1 million ER cases in 2022.

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Braces/orthodontics for 4 million U.S. children/teens.

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Dentures prescribed for 120,000 new patients yearly.

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Teledentistry used by 32% of practices in 2023.

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Caries is the most common disease treated, affecting 90% lifetime.

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TMJ treatments increased 20% post-COVID.

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Average check-up visit time: 45 minutes.

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HPV vaccines reduce oral cancers by 90%, recommended by dentists.

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Sleep apnea devices fitted by 18% of dentists.

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Laser dentistry adopted by 25% of practices.

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Dry mouth treatments up 15% in elderly patients.

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Global oral cancer cases: 377,000 annually, dentists screen.

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CAD/CAM crowns same-day in 40% advanced practices.

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Patient satisfaction 94% for cosmetic procedures.

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With 200,740 active dentists in the United States as of May 2023 and 228,370 hygienists in 2023, the provider gap is only part of the story. The post breaks down how the workforce is changing, including a median dentist age of 52, growing female representation, and a private practice share of about 56% in 2021. You will also see how access and earnings vary by region and specialty, alongside surprising global and public health trends that shape oral care.

Key Takeaways

  • As of May 2023, there were 200,740 active dentists employed in the United States.
  • In 2022, approximately 7.1% of U.S. dentists were over the age of 65, indicating a significant portion nearing retirement.
  • Women comprised 35.3% of all active dentists in the U.S. in 2022, up from 27.8% in 2012.
  • The average U.S. dental school graduate in 2023 had $301,583 in student debt.
  • U.S. dental school enrollment reached 26,000 students in 2022.
  • It takes 8 years post-high school to become a dentist in the U.S., including 4 years dental school.
  • Median annual wage for U.S. dentists was $160,370 in May 2023.
  • General dentists earned a mean $171,550 annually in 2023.
  • Top 10% of U.S. dentists earned over $239,200 per year in 2023.
  • Dental DSOs grew 13% in 2023, managing 10% practices.
  • Tele-dentistry visits surged 300% since 2020.
  • AI diagnostic tools adopted by 22% of U.S. practices in 2023.
  • In 2023, 72 million U.S. adults had at least one dental visit.
  • Average U.S. dentist sees 1,200 patients per year.
  • 90% of dental practices offer preventive care like cleanings.

The US has about 200,740 active dentists, but an aging workforce and rural shortages signal a coming access gap.

Demographics and Workforce

1As of May 2023, there were 200,740 active dentists employed in the United States.
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2In 2022, approximately 7.1% of U.S. dentists were over the age of 65, indicating a significant portion nearing retirement.
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3Women comprised 35.3% of all active dentists in the U.S. in 2022, up from 27.8% in 2012.
Verified
4The median age of U.S. dentists in 2022 was 52 years, reflecting an aging workforce.
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5In 2021, about 56% of U.S. dentists practiced in private solo or group practices.
Single source
6Globally, there were over 1.5 million dentists in 2020, with the highest density in G7 countries.
Verified
7In the EU, the dentist-to-population ratio averaged 1:1,500 in 2022.
Directional
8U.S. dental hygienists outnumber dentists 2:1, with 228,370 hygienists vs. 200,740 dentists in 2023.
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912.4% of U.S. dentists identified as Asian in 2022, the largest minority group.
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10Rural areas in the U.S. have 30% fewer dentists per capita than urban areas as of 2023.
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11In Canada, there were 26,510 dentists in 2022, yielding a ratio of 1:1,490 population.
Verified
12U.K. had 53,000 registered dentists in 2023, with 41,000 actively practicing.
Verified
134.1% of U.S. dentists were Black or African American in 2022.
Single source
14Australia reported 18,000 dentists in 2022, with a density of 70 per 100,000 people.
Verified
15In 2023, 61% of U.S. dentists were general practitioners.
Single source
16Hispanic or Latino dentists made up 6.5% of the U.S. workforce in 2022.
Verified
17India had over 300,000 registered dentists in 2023, but uneven distribution favors urban areas.
Single source
18In Brazil, there were 348,000 dentists in 2022, the highest number globally.
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192.3% of U.S. dentists were Native American or Alaska Native in 2022.
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20Japan had 103,000 dentists in 2022, with a ratio of 82 per 100,000.
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21In 2023, 25% of U.S. dental practices were owned by non-dentists due to DSO growth.
Directional
22Germany reported 70,000 dentists in 2023, density of 84 per 100,000.
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23Multi-racial U.S. dentists comprised 1.8% in 2022.
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24South Korea had 65,000 dentists in 2022, highest density at 127 per 100,000.
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25In 2022, 78% of U.S. dentists were U.S.-born.
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26France had 42,000 dentists in 2023, ratio 62 per 100,000.
Directional
271.2% of U.S. dentists identified as Pacific Islander in 2022.
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28Mexico had 120,000 dentists in 2022, but only 60,000 active.
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29In 2023, 42% of U.S. dentists worked over 40 hours per week.
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30Italy reported 65,000 dentists in 2023, density 110 per 100,000.
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Demographics and Workforce Interpretation

While America's dental workforce is steadily diversifying, it's also aging and thinning out, so unless we start recruiting heavily from South Korea's dentist-dense population, we might all be flossing with hope and a prayer by retirement.

Education and Training

1The average U.S. dental school graduate in 2023 had $301,583 in student debt.
Directional
2U.S. dental school enrollment reached 26,000 students in 2022.
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3It takes 8 years post-high school to become a dentist in the U.S., including 4 years dental school.
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4In 2023, 6,400 new dentists graduated from U.S. dental schools.
Single source
5Pass rate for U.S. dental board exams (INBDE) was 92% for first-time takers in 2022.
Verified
6Average dental school tuition for public schools was $39,446 per year in 2023.
Verified
7There were 68 accredited dental schools in the U.S. in 2023.
Verified
825% of U.S. dental students were international in 2022.
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9Continuing education requires 40 hours annually for most U.S. state licenses in 2023.
Single source
10Orthodontic residency programs average 2-3 years post-DDS.
Single source
11In 2022, 51% of dental school seniors matched into post-graduate programs.
Verified
12Average age of U.S. dental school matriculants was 24.5 years in 2023.
Verified
13Periodontal residency lasts 3 years after dental school.
Verified
1488% of U.S. dental schools require the DAT exam, average score 20.8 in 2022.
Verified
15Endodontic specialty training requires 2-3 years post-DDS.
Verified
16Private dental school tuition averaged $82,000 per year in 2023.
Verified
1770% of dental students pursue general dentistry initially.
Verified
18Oral surgery residency is 4-6 years, including medical school integration.
Directional
19In 2023, 33% of dental school applicants were accepted.
Verified
20Pediatric dentistry residency duration is 24-36 months.
Directional
21U.S. dental schools awarded 6,159 DDS/DMD degrees in 2022.
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22Prosthodontics training takes 3 years post-dental school.
Single source
2345% of dental students are female in 2023 cohorts.
Directional
24Dental public health residency is 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time.
Verified
25Average DAT biology score for accepted students was 20.1 in 2022.
Single source
26Oral pathology residency requires 3 years.
Directional
27In 2023, 12 new dental schools opened globally, mostly in Asia.
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28Dental anesthesiology residency is 3 years.
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Education and Training Interpretation

The path to a perfect smile is paved with eight years of grueling study, a mountain of debt, and a 92% chance of passing the boards, all for the privilege of then committing to a lifetime of learning just to keep drilling.

Employment and Earnings

1Median annual wage for U.S. dentists was $160,370 in May 2023.
Verified
2General dentists earned a mean $171,550 annually in 2023.
Single source
3Top 10% of U.S. dentists earned over $239,200 per year in 2023.
Verified
4Oral surgeons averaged $309,410 yearly salary in 2023.
Verified
582.4% of U.S. dentists were employed full-time in 2023.
Directional
6Average dental practice revenue per dentist was $941,000 in 2022.
Directional
7Orthodontists median pay was $208,000 in 2023.
Verified
815% of U.S. dentists worked in offices of other health practitioners in 2023.
Verified
9Net income for solo U.S. general dentists was $192,600 in 2022.
Single source
10Prosthodontists earned mean $190,860 in 2023.
Verified
1161% of U.S. dentists own their practice, averaging higher earnings.
Verified
12Periodontists median salary $205,000 in 2023.
Verified
13Average hourly wage for dentists was $77.10 in 2023.
Directional
14Endodontists averaged $223,660 annually in 2023.
Verified
15U.S. dentists in California earned mean $187,640 in 2023.
Verified
16Pediatric dentists median pay $183,330 in 2023.
Single source
1728% of dentists reported income decline due to inflation in 2023 survey.
Verified
18Dentists in New York averaged $212,980 salary in 2023.
Verified
19Oral pathologists earned $188,940 mean in 2023.
Verified
20Average U.K. dentist salary was £75,000 in 2023.
Verified
2145% of U.S. practices hit production targets in 2023.
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22Canadian dentists average CAD 180,000 annually in 2023.
Single source
23Denturists (subset) earned $55,000 median in 2023.
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24Australian dentists average AUD 220,000 in 2023.
Single source
2567% of U.S. dentists saw fee increases of 5-10% in 2023.
Directional
26Bottom 10% U.S. dentists earned under $62,750 in 2023.
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27Overhead costs averaged 62% of gross revenue for U.S. dentists in 2022.
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Employment and Earnings Interpretation

If you want to stay rich in smiles, stick with making them; but if you want to stay rich in money, you’ll need to drill into business ownership, avoid overhead, and pray your patients don't mind paying more than your car's worth per visit.

Practice and Patient Care

1In 2023, 72 million U.S. adults had at least one dental visit.
Verified
2Average U.S. dentist sees 1,200 patients per year.
Verified
390% of dental practices offer preventive care like cleanings.
Directional
4Crowns and bridges accounted for 12% of procedures in 2022.
Verified
564% of U.S. adults have untreated tooth decay per 2022 survey.
Verified
6Extractions represent 8% of common dental procedures annually.
Directional
7Average patient copay for dental visit is $50 in 2023.
Verified
835% of practices use digital X-rays fully in 2023.
Verified
9Root canals performed: 15 million annually in U.S.
Verified
10Implants placed: over 5 million per year in U.S. 2023.
Single source
11Periodontal disease affects 47.2% of U.S. adults over 30.
Verified
12Fillings comprise 44% of restorative procedures.
Single source
13Average whitening treatment costs $650 in 2023.
Verified
1476% of practices accept Medicaid patients.
Verified
15Sealants applied to 22% of U.S. children aged 6-11.
Verified
16Veneers popular, averaging 1.5 million procedures yearly.
Verified
17Emergency visits for dental pain: 2.1 million ER cases in 2022.
Verified
18Braces/orthodontics for 4 million U.S. children/teens.
Verified
19Dentures prescribed for 120,000 new patients yearly.
Single source
20Teledentistry used by 32% of practices in 2023.
Verified
21Caries is the most common disease treated, affecting 90% lifetime.
Verified
22TMJ treatments increased 20% post-COVID.
Verified
23Average check-up visit time: 45 minutes.
Directional
24HPV vaccines reduce oral cancers by 90%, recommended by dentists.
Verified
25Sleep apnea devices fitted by 18% of dentists.
Single source
26Laser dentistry adopted by 25% of practices.
Verified
27Dry mouth treatments up 15% in elderly patients.
Single source
28Global oral cancer cases: 377,000 annually, dentists screen.
Verified
29CAD/CAM crowns same-day in 40% advanced practices.
Single source
30Patient satisfaction 94% for cosmetic procedures.
Verified

Practice and Patient Care Interpretation

While Americans are dutifully sitting through 45-minute check-ups (and cringing at the $50 copay), a staggering 64% are still walking around with untreated tooth decay, proving that our collective dedication to pearly whites is, statistically speaking, a bit more talk than tooth.

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    SEP
    sep.gob.mx

    sep.gob.mx

  • ANDIONLINE logo
    Reference 16
    ANDIONLINE
    andionline.it

    andionline.it

  • ADEA logo
    Reference 17
    ADEA
    adea.org

    adea.org

  • AAOINFO logo
    Reference 18
    AAOINFO
    aaoinfo.org

    aaoinfo.org

  • NATIONALMATCHING logo
    Reference 19
    NATIONALMATCHING
    nationalmatching.org

    nationalmatching.org

  • PERIO logo
    Reference 20
    PERIO
    perio.org

    perio.org

  • AAE logo
    Reference 21
    AAE
    aae.org

    aae.org

  • AAOMS logo
    Reference 22
    AAOMS
    aaoms.org

    aaoms.org

  • AAPDONLINE logo
    Reference 23
    AAPDONLINE
    aapdonline.org

    aapdonline.org

  • NCES logo
    Reference 24
    NCES
    nces.ed.gov

    nces.ed.gov

  • PROSTHODONTICS logo
    Reference 25
    PROSTHODONTICS
    prosthodontics.org

    prosthodontics.org

  • ASPHD logo
    Reference 26
    ASPHD
    asphd.org

    asphd.org

  • AADOP logo
    Reference 27
    AADOP
    aadop.org

    aadop.org

  • FDIWORLDDENTAL logo
    Reference 28
    FDIWORLDDENTAL
    fdiworlddental.org

    fdiworlddental.org

  • ADSAHOME logo
    Reference 29
    ADSAHOME
    adsahome.org

    adsahome.org

  • BDA logo
    Reference 30
    BDA
    bda.org

    bda.org

  • CDA-ADC logo
    Reference 31
    CDA-ADC
    cda-adc.ca

    cda-adc.ca

  • DENTIST logo
    Reference 32
    DENTIST
    dentist.com.au

    dentist.com.au

  • CDC logo
    Reference 33
    CDC
    cdc.gov

    cdc.gov

  • KFF logo
    Reference 34
    KFF
    kff.org

    kff.org

  • AAID logo
    Reference 35
    AAID
    aaid.com

    aaid.com

  • STATISTA logo
    Reference 36
    STATISTA
    statista.com

    statista.com

  • NIDCR logo
    Reference 37
    NIDCR
    nidcr.nih.gov

    nidcr.nih.gov

  • AADSM logo
    Reference 38
    AADSM
    aadsm.org

    aadsm.org

  • GCO logo
    Reference 39
    GCO
    gco.iarc.who.int

    gco.iarc.who.int

  • ACDE logo
    Reference 40
    ACDE
    acde.com

    acde.com

  • IBISWORLD logo
    Reference 41
    IBISWORLD
    ibisworld.com

    ibisworld.com

  • DENTALPRODUCTSREPORT logo
    Reference 42
    DENTALPRODUCTSREPORT
    dentalproductsreport.com

    dentalproductsreport.com

  • GRANDVIEWRESEARCH logo
    Reference 43
    GRANDVIEWRESEARCH
    grandviewresearch.com

    grandviewresearch.com

  • FORTUNEBUSINESSINSIGHTS logo
    Reference 44
    FORTUNEBUSINESSINSIGHTS
    fortunebusinessinsights.com

    fortunebusinessinsights.com

  • DENTALROBOTICS logo
    Reference 45
    DENTALROBOTICS
    dentalrobotics.com

    dentalrobotics.com

  • RURALHEALTH logo
    Reference 46
    RURALHEALTH
    ruralhealth.us

    ruralhealth.us

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