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For implant reps
Which practices in your patch are about to make an implant decision.
Who just started placing, who just borrowed, who's hiring a placer, which brand they name and what they charge. Every fact with its source and date.
7 days of everything, then £39 a month. A card is taken when you sign up and nothing is charged before day 8. No demo call. Cancel in one click.
Data sourcesDentalGraph interprets the signals
IAInternet Archivefirst-seen dates
GDCGDC register40,927 clinicians
LRHM Land Registryproperty ownership
CHCompanies Housefilings, streamed
PLPlanning portals420 councils
ADSMeta Ad Librarywho's advertising
JBJob boardsBDJ · NHS · Indeed
WEBPractice websites11,000 read
CQCCare registers4 UK regulators
WYYOUR TERRITORY
West Yorkshire229 practices in your territory
DentalGraphInterpreting the signals…
Action Report
Action Report
91priority
Aire Valley DentalKeighley BD21 · independent · 4 dentists
- Implants offered since Oct 2025; first trained placer qualified this year.
- First secured loan in eleven years (Braemar, 12 May) — an equipment lender. Implant associate advertised 3 Jul.
- Single implant from £1,995 — 22% under the local band. No CBCT. No system named.
Open: implant system · imaging · lab
84priority
Brighouse Smile ClinicHD6 · independent
- Implant page first seen Nov 2025. Full arch advertised.
- No brand named anywhere on the site. CBCT not mentioned; nearest scanner nine miles.
Open: implant system · imaging
78priority
Pudsey Dental StudioLS28 · independent
- Director resigned, new owner appointed 19 Aug (Companies House). Stays independent.
- Names Nobel Biocare — spelt "Noble" on the site; matched.
Open: every supplier relationship resets with the new owner
72priority
Wetherby Dental CareLS22 · new premises
- New premises registered 28 Jul (CQC). Meta ads live since 17 Aug with a 0% finance offer.
- No brand named. Volume being bought before a system is chosen.
Open: implant system · kits · lab
Sources: Companies House · CQC · GDC · Internet Archive · BDJ Jobs · Meta Ad Library · practice websitesSENT MON 07:00
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Illustrative example. Real reports are built from the practices in your own territory.
What we hold
What's in DentalGraph today
Dental practices
119,969
One entry per practice across seven countries. Duplicates have been merged.
Counted 7 Sep 2026
Facts on record
4,518,464
Each fact is one thing we read from one source on one date. We add facts; we never overwrite them.
Counted 7 Sep 2026
Changes recorded
81,283
Loans, changes of owner, new registrations, price changes and job adverts. Each is dated by the filing or the page itself, not by when we found it.
Counted 7 Sep 2026
Dental companies at Companies House
24,100
Companies registered as dental practices, or with a dental name, whether or not we have matched them to a practice yet.
9,963 secured loans · 28,031 directors · 16,582 controlling owners
Counted 7 Sep 2026
Counted 7 Sep 2026. Counts refresh hourly.
| Country | Practices | What we hold |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | 14,153 | Register entries, who owns it, directors and loans, prices, dentists, new practices, what the website says, Google rating, neighbourhood population and income |
| United States | 96,933 | Name, website, Google rating and review count, implant services from the website, which practices share a website, ZIP-area population and income (US census survey, 2024) |
| Canada | 5,014 | Name, website, Google rating and review count, implant services from the website, which practices share a website |
| Australia | 1,887 | same as Canada |
| New Zealand | 836 | same as Canada |
| South Africa | 846 | same as Canada |
| Ireland | 300 | same as Canada |
Where we don’t hold something for a country, the product says so in one line. It never shows a gap as a ‘no’.
Who uses it
Four people, four different first questions
Implant reps
“Who in my patch is worth a call this week?”
- Ready-made call lists: practices new to implants, just took a loan, just changed hands, hiring an implant dentist, and six more, counted live and filtered to your territory.
- Every practice with what it offers, which brands it names, what it charges, and who owns it.
- A feed of what changed in your territory, dated by the filing.
Practice owners
“What are the practices around me doing?”
- Every neighbour: whether they offer implants, what they publish about price, which brands they name.
- How well served your neighbourhood is, per 10,000 residents, compared with the rest of the country.
- Public facts only. We never show you a neighbour's loans or filings.
Dental labs
“Which practices near my lab send the cases I want?”
- Every implant and full-arch practice within a radius you choose, with the brands they name.
- Which are groups (one contract, many sites) and which are independent.
- New practices before and as they open, and practices that just started offering implants.
Groups and investors
“Who owns what, and where is there room for another practice?”
- Ownership from Companies House: directors, controlling owners, secured loans, accounts, matched to each registered practice.
- Every neighbourhood in the UK and every ZIP area in the US ranked by practices per resident, income and age.
- Practices that changed hands, and premises approved for a new practice before it opens.
Last 30 days
What changed in the last 30 days
Counts only. Sign in to see which practices.
22worth a call: a loan, a change of owner, a closure, a new practice, a change of hands, a price change, starting implants, an expansion, a scanner or brand added, or (United States) a new federal registration.
new secured loans
41worth a call: a loan, a change of owner, a closure, a new practice, a change of hands, a price change, starting implants, an expansion, a scanner or brand added, or (United States) a new federal registration.
changed hands
25worth a call: a loan, a change of owner, a closure, a new practice, a change of hands, a price change, starting implants, an expansion, a scanner or brand added, or (United States) a new federal registration.
new practices registered
206worth a call: a loan, a change of owner, a closure, a new practice, a change of hands, a price change, starting implants, an expansion, a scanner or brand added, or (United States) a new federal registration.
price changes
2worth a call: a loan, a change of owner, a closure, a new practice, a change of hands, a price change, starting implants, an expansion, a scanner or brand added, or (United States) a new federal registration.
started offering implants
197background: useful context but not a reason to call this week, such as a job advert or a rating drop.
job adverts
10background: useful context but not a reason to call this week, such as a job advert or a rating drop.
planning applications
1,131 changes recorded in the last 30 days across every kind. counted 7 Sep 2026
How we keep it honest
Four things we promise about every fact
- It says where it came from. The page, the filing or the register entry, and the date we read it. Click any fact to see the exact sentence.
- A gap is never a no. A website that doesn't mention a CBCT scanner (3D X-ray) is "not on their website". A website that says it has none is a "no". We keep the two apart, always.
- We don't guess what a register states. Where Companies House or a care regulator holds the fact, that is the fact. Where we've matched things ourselves, we say which rule we used and how sure we are.
- Old is marked old. Every fact shows the date we last saw it. Anything older than 90 days (longer for register entries and loans) is marked as old rather than quietly kept.
When we tested whether council planning records warned us about new practices, we caught 0 of 20. That result, and what we learned from it, is on the page about how we spot new practices.
Start your 7 free days.
Every practice, every profile, every owner, every call list and spreadsheet export, for seven days. A card is taken when you sign up; cancel in one click before day 8 and nothing is charged. After that a founding seat is £39 a month, $49 in the US.
Questions people ask before signing up
- Is this a directory of dentists?
- No. Dental Implants Local, our sister site, is the directory patients use. DentalGraph is for people who sell to, run, supply or buy dental practices. It holds what a directory doesn't: prices, brands, owners, loans, dentists and what changed.
- Where does the data come from?
- For the UK: the care regulators (the Care Quality Commission for England, Healthcare Improvement Scotland, Healthcare Inspectorate Wales and the Regulation and Quality Improvement Authority for Northern Ireland), Companies House, the General Dental Council register, council planning portals, the Internet Archive, Google listings and the practices' own websites. For the other six countries: Dental Implants Local, which holds each practice's name, website, Google rating and what its website says about implants. Every fact keeps the page it came from and the date we read it.
- What does it cost?
- Seven days of everything, free. A card is taken when you sign up and nothing is charged before day 8; cancel in one click before then and nothing is charged at all. After that a founding seat is £39 a month, $49 in the US, three seats are £149, and the group and investor plan is £399. There is no free plan. Anyone who created an account before 8 September 2026 keeps everything free for good. If a practice is yours, you can prove it and correct its record for nothing on any plan — that is a right under data-protection law, not a price.
- What if you don't know something?
- We say so, and we say why: "not on their website", "we don't collect this for the US", "we haven't checked this practice yet", or "checked 9 months ago". We never show a gap as a "no".
- Do you guess?
- No. Where we link a practice to a company, or decide that a new registration is really an existing practice moving, we use fixed rules, and we show you which rule and how sure we are. Scores are calculated from the facts we hold and you can always see the parts that make them up.
- How current is it?
- Every fact shows the date we last saw it. Registers are re-read on their own schedules, Companies House daily, websites in rolling passes. Anything older than 90 days (longer for register entries and loans) is marked as old.
- Does a tracking tag mean they run adverts?
- No. Where we say a practice has a Facebook advertising tag or a Google Ads tag on its website, that is all we know. We do not know whether they are running adverts or what they spend.
- Which countries?
- Full detail for the UK. Name, website, Google rating and implant services from the website for the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Ireland. Local-area population and income for the UK and US. Where we don't hold something for a country, the page says so.