Florida Dental Access Report: Coverage by City

Last updated June 17, 2026. An independent, data-backed snapshot of dental-practice listings across Florida on dental.me. Figures describe what is present in our directory data (sourced from the federal NPPES registry, public business data, and practice websites) — not the total universe of every dentist in Florida.

Florida at a glance

• 11,026 dental practices listed across 483 Florida cities (247 cities currently meet our indexing threshold).
• 9,239 practices have at least one dentist named from public records (NPPES).
• 5,048 (46%) list a website.
• 5,670 (51%) show a public star rating, spanning 1,113,294 total reviews.
• 5,236 (47%) have published opening hours.
• 6,103 (55%) have Google/Maps business data; 6,103 have mapped coordinates.

Florida cities with the most listed dental practices

Ranked by number of practices in our directory. Each links to the full, independently ranked city page.

• Miami — 895 practices
• Jacksonville — 485 practices
• Tampa — 441 practices
• Orlando — 406 practices
• Naples — 211 practices
• Hialeah — 203 practices
• Fort Myers — 194 practices
• Sarasota — 188 practices
• Boca Raton — 185 practices
• Fort Lauderdale — 173 practices
• Gainesville — 173 practices
• St. Petersburg — 161 practices
• West Palm Beach — 132 practices
• Pembroke Pines — 131 practices
• Bradenton — 118 practices
• Clearwater — 118 practices
• Plantation — 117 practices
• Coral Springs — 116 practices
• Tallahassee — 113 practices
• Ocala — 110 practices

Florida cities with the strongest website coverage

Among cities with 25+ listed practices, the share that list a website (a proxy for online presence). Coverage varies widely.

• Orange Park — 67% (29 of 43)
• Spring Hill — 65% (30 of 46)
• Lake Mary — 64% (28 of 44)
• Stuart — 63% (38 of 60)
• Palm Coast — 63% (17 of 27)
• Lake City — 62% (16 of 26)
• Ormond Beach — 61% (20 of 33)
• Altamonte Springs — 60% (32 of 53)
• Winter Springs — 60% (15 of 25)
• Melbourne — 60% (55 of 92)
• Largo — 59% (36 of 61)
• Pensacola — 58% (64 of 110)

Florida cities with the strongest profile completeness

A composite of website, rating, and hours coverage among cities with 25+ practices — where our listings carry the most useful detail.

• Lake Mary — 66% complete (44 practices)
• Orange Park — 66% complete (43 practices)
• Stuart — 66% complete (60 practices)
• Altamonte Springs — 65% complete (53 practices)
• Spring Hill — 65% complete (46 practices)
• Lake City — 64% complete (26 practices)
• Melbourne — 63% complete (92 practices)
• Sanford — 63% complete (33 practices)
• Oviedo — 62% complete (47 practices)
• Palm Coast — 62% complete (27 practices)
• Ormond Beach — 61% complete (33 practices)
• Wellington — 61% complete (45 practices)

Dental specialties across Florida

Practices associated with each service category in public provider taxonomy and business-listing data (a practice may appear under more than one). Specialty association is not a guarantee a practice performs a given procedure — confirm with the office. Browse each statewide:

• Dental Implants — 2,295 associated practices
• Cosmetic Dentists — 2,203 associated practices
• Periodontists — 1,514 associated practices
• Orthodontists — 1,343 associated practices
• Invisalign Dentists — 1,343 associated practices
• Emergency Dentists — 1,280 associated practices
• Pediatric Dentists — 1,159 associated practices
• Oral Surgeons — 1,136 associated practices
• Endodontists — 973 associated practices

County distribution

Listed practices are mapped to 63 Florida counties (11,003 of 11,026 practices mapped; county derived from ZIP via the U.S. Census ZCTA-to-county relationship file). Top counties by listed practices:

• Miami-Dade County — 1,781 practices
• Broward County — 1,257 practices
• Palm Beach County — 967 practices
• Hillsborough County — 698 practices
• Orange County — 587 practices
• Pinellas County — 538 practices
• Duval County — 506 practices
• Lee County — 433 practices
• Seminole County — 332 practices
• Sarasota County — 316 practices
• Brevard County — 294 practices
• Pasco County — 290 practices
• Polk County — 264 practices
• Volusia County — 230 practices
• Collier County — 189 practices

Population and per-capita figures are not included, as we do not yet hold a sourced population dataset.

Methodology

Listings are built from the federal NPPES provider registry, public business data (e.g., Google/Maps) where available, and practice websites where available. “Cross-checked” means core identity (name, address, phone) was matched across multiple public sources; it does not mean the office confirmed the details. Rankings on city pages use an independent Blended Score (rating + review volume + profile completeness + verification) and cannot be bought; paid placements are labeled “Featured · Ad” and never change organic order. City coordinates used for distance are derived from the average location of each city’s geocoded practices.

Limitations

• Figures describe practices present in our directory, not every dentist in Florida.
• Coverage of websites, ratings, hours, and coordinates is partial and varies by city.
• Ratings and reviews are third-party (e.g., Google) and attributed as such; dental.me does not publish its own aggregate rating.
• Specialty associations come from public categories and are not clinical verifications.
• Office details change frequently — always confirm directly with the practice.

Download the data

A per-city CSV (city, URL, practice count, website/rating/hours/Google-data coverage) is available: download the Florida city-stats CSV. Please cite dental.me when you use it.

How to cite this report

dental.me. “Florida Dental Access Report (June 17, 2026).” dental.me, https://dental.me/florida-dental-access-report/. Data from the NPPES registry and public business sources; figures describe dental.me directory coverage.

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