Register read September 28–29, 2026
This finder shows what the U.S. government’s NPI register (NPPES) says, and nothing else: 2655 denture specialists (prosthodontists, denturists and prosthodontic practices), 4347 oral & maxillofacial surgeons and 30714 registered dental organizations across 245 cities in 50 states and DC. Each specialist has a profile carrying their register record: address, phone, NPI, the license number the register shows and where to verify it.
Pick your state
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Colorado
6 cities · 55 denture specialists · 88 implant surgeons · 1023 registered practices.
Arizona
6 cities · 56 denture specialists · 129 implant surgeons · 1462 registered practices.
New Mexico
4 cities · 16 denture specialists · 32 implant surgeons · 396 registered practices.
Utah
6 cities · 10 denture specialists · 41 implant surgeons · 285 registered practices.
Wyoming
4 cities · 8 implant surgeons · 86 registered practices.
Nebraska
3 cities · 22 denture specialists · 54 implant surgeons · 289 registered practices.
Kansas
5 cities · 7 denture specialists · 25 implant surgeons · 338 registered practices.
Oklahoma
4 cities · 23 denture specialists · 68 implant surgeons · 563 registered practices.
Texas
8 cities · 282 denture specialists · 358 implant surgeons · 4093 registered practices.
Nevada
5 cities · 26 denture specialists · 69 implant surgeons · 919 registered practices.
Idaho
5 cities · 24 denture specialists · 27 implant surgeons · 348 registered practices.
Montana
4 cities · 24 denture specialists · 29 implant surgeons · 126 registered practices.
South Dakota
2 cities · 15 implant surgeons · 144 registered practices.
North Dakota
2 cities · 3 denture specialists · 18 implant surgeons · 91 registered practices.
Iowa
4 cities · 49 denture specialists · 58 implant surgeons · 146 registered practices.
Missouri
4 cities · 28 denture specialists · 82 implant surgeons · 403 registered practices.
Arkansas
4 cities · 16 denture specialists · 27 implant surgeons · 267 registered practices.
Minnesota
4 cities · 61 denture specialists · 133 implant surgeons · 275 registered practices.
California
12 cities · 207 denture specialists · 356 implant surgeons · 3185 registered practices.
Oregon
5 cities · 86 denture specialists · 88 implant surgeons · 482 registered practices.
Washington
5 cities · 173 denture specialists · 133 implant surgeons · 825 registered practices.
Illinois
5 cities · 50 denture specialists · 115 implant surgeons · 1340 registered practices.
Wisconsin
4 cities · 35 denture specialists · 64 implant surgeons · 248 registered practices.
Michigan
5 cities · 58 denture specialists · 99 implant surgeons · 514 registered practices.
Indiana
5 cities · 50 denture specialists · 87 implant surgeons · 570 registered practices.
Ohio
6 cities · 59 denture specialists · 122 implant surgeons · 653 registered practices.
Louisiana
5 cities · 23 denture specialists · 76 implant surgeons · 300 registered practices.
Mississippi
4 cities · 5 denture specialists · 33 implant surgeons · 144 registered practices.
Alabama
5 cities · 31 denture specialists · 83 implant surgeons · 390 registered practices.
Tennessee
5 cities · 35 denture specialists · 113 implant surgeons · 574 registered practices.
Kentucky
4 cities · 28 denture specialists · 93 implant surgeons · 369 registered practices.
Georgia
6 cities · 51 denture specialists · 87 implant surgeons · 468 registered practices.
Florida
10 cities · 98 denture specialists · 195 implant surgeons · 1601 registered practices.
South Carolina
4 cities · 33 denture specialists · 72 implant surgeons · 462 registered practices.
North Carolina
7 cities · 50 denture specialists · 126 implant surgeons · 1194 registered practices.
Virginia
6 cities · 58 denture specialists · 91 implant surgeons · 654 registered practices.
West Virginia
3 cities · 5 denture specialists · 25 implant surgeons · 93 registered practices.
Maryland
5 cities · 39 denture specialists · 73 implant surgeons · 525 registered practices.
Delaware
3 cities · 3 denture specialists · 32 implant surgeons · 177 registered practices.
District of Columbia
1 cities · 34 denture specialists · 33 implant surgeons · 271 registered practices.
Pennsylvania
6 cities · 98 denture specialists · 198 implant surgeons · 769 registered practices.
New Jersey
6 cities · 30 denture specialists · 57 implant surgeons · 265 registered practices.
New York
7 cities · 316 denture specialists · 334 implant surgeons · 1830 registered practices.
Connecticut
5 cities · 9 denture specialists · 19 implant surgeons · 238 registered practices.
Rhode Island
3 cities · 13 denture specialists · 12 implant surgeons · 106 registered practices.
Massachusetts
5 cities · 208 denture specialists · 172 implant surgeons · 433 registered practices.
Vermont
3 cities · 2 denture specialists · 7 implant surgeons · 55 registered practices.
New Hampshire
4 cities · 7 denture specialists · 24 implant surgeons · 174 registered practices.
Maine
3 cities · 33 denture specialists · 13 implant surgeons · 85 registered practices.
Alaska
4 cities · 6 denture specialists · 29 implant surgeons · 192 registered practices.
Hawaii
4 cities · 20 denture specialists · 25 implant surgeons · 274 registered practices.
Who does what
Denture work crosses four kinds of provider, and the register can only tell you which is which, not who is good. Here is what each kind means on the city pages.
Prosthodontist
A dentist with years of further specialty training in replacing teeth, the recognized specialty behind complete, partial and implant-supported dentures. The first tier on every city page.
Denturist
A provider the register lists under the denturist taxonomy: making and fitting dentures directly. Rare (the register lists only a handful) and shown alongside the prosthodontists.
Oral & maxillofacial surgeon
The specialty that places the implants under implant-supported dentures. Surgeons appear as their own tier; the denture itself is usually made and fitted by someone else.
General practice
Most denture care happens in general practices, but the register cannot say which of them offer it, so they appear as a neutral table of every registered dental organization, nothing more.
How this list works
Everything on this page comes from one source: the federal NPI register (NPPES), read on September 28–29, 2026. It lists every provider in the cities this finder covers whose register address matches, alphabetically. No one can pay to be added, removed or reordered, and there are no ratings or reviews here, because we have not called or visited these practices.
Three caveats the register itself requires: an NPI number is not proof of an active license (verify one at your state’s license board, linked on its state page and on every profile), addresses are self-reported and can be stale, and a listing says nothing about quality. If you are listed here and something is wrong, tell us and we will correct or remove the entry against the register.
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