2,551 NPI-registered dental providers across Nevada. 343 DSO-affiliated. The 31st largest dental workforce in the United States.
On local DSO competition, demographics, provider scarcity, and retirement-driven supply, Nevada positions average against the public national benchmark for general dental practices (2.5-5x EBITDA, 65-85% of collections).
Market-attractiveness positioning vs the public national benchmark, derived from local competition, demographics, and consolidation. Not a transaction comp and not a practice-specific valuation. Apply to the practice's own normalized financials. Benchmark ranges are public (Levin, FOCUS, BizBuySell).
Largest dental support organizations ranked by provider count across Nevada locations. Canonicalized across legal- entity variations so franchise rollups display as one brand.
| Rank | DSO brand | Providers |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pacific Dental Services | 82 |
| 2 | ARTISTIC ORTHODONTICS, INC | 20 |
| 3 | NEVADA DENTAL PROFESSIONAL, QUIRT, KRUYER, P.C. | 20 |
| 4 | MODERN DENTAL SPECIALIST, LLC | 12 |
| 5 | MB2 Dental | 12 |
| 6 | WEISS DENTAL & ORTHODONTICS PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION | 12 |
| 7 | ELLSWORTH COX NV SPECIALTY DENTAL SERVICES, PLLC | 7 |
| 8 | NEVADA DENTAL SPECIALISTS, LLC | 7 |
Highest-density dental markets in Nevada. Pin-drop each metro on the map in the dashboard to scope by 25-mile radius or specialty mix.
Top dental specialties practicing in Nevada by provider count.
Nevada dental practices grouped by size bucket. Solo practitioners are typically the highest acquisition value for brokers and DSO biz dev teams; large groups carry the highest-volume supply-rep accounts.
Structural context for the 2,551 providers above: DSO landscape, regulatory baseline, Medicaid reimbursement, workforce outlook, trigger-event detail, and the data refresh cadence behind every count on this page.
Nevada is the thirty-second-most-populous state but one of the fastest-growing dental markets in the country, driven by sustained population inflow into the Las Vegas metropolitan area. The 2,551 dental providers tracked on this page concentrate overwhelmingly in Clark County (Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Boulder City), with a secondary cluster in the Reno-Sparks metropolitan area on the California border.
DSO penetration in Nevada runs at approximately 13.4%. The 343 DSO-affiliated providers in NV cluster at the top of the chain list. What makes Nevada distinctive is that the top of the chain rankings is dominated by single-specialty orthodontic practices rather than general-dentistry chains, which is the inverse of most state DSO landscapes.
Nevada dental licensing is administered by the Nevada State Board of Dental Examiners. ProviderSignal pulls Nevada license data from the board's public license verification portal on a weekly cadence. The Nevada portal does not publish graduation year, birth year, or license issue date directly, which means retirement-risk estimation falls back to license status as a wind-down proxy.
Nevada Medicaid dental is administered through the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services Division of Health Care Financing and Policy. The fee schedule we ingest covers 384 D-codes published as a single NV Medicaid Dental FFS rate table, one of the broader Medicaid dental schedules in our data set.
The fee schedule refreshes on a roughly quarterly cadence. Our pipeline re-checks the Nevada Medicaid source every 90 days.
The page surfaces the 243 providers whose license status is inactive as a proxy for retirement- cohort estimation. Nevada's population profile combined with the relatively young Las Vegas dental workforce makes the inactive-status signal a more useful retirement indicator than the absolute inactive count alone suggests.
Nevada's only ADA-accredited dental school is the UNLV School of Dental Medicine in Las Vegas. The school produces a modest graduate cohort relative to the state's rapid practice expansion, which is part of why Nevada is a meaningful destination for out-of-state dental school graduates seeking associateships.
The dashboard's trigger feed for Nevada concentrates almost entirely on the Las Vegas metropolitan area, with a smaller secondary cluster in Reno-Sparks. New-associate landings cluster heavily in the Las Vegas suburbs, where in-migration drives faster practice expansion than UNLV SDM alone can supply.
The Nevada data on this page is built from five sources, each refreshed on its own cadence:
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