The Irreplaceable Practice - For dentists who refuse to become a commodity
32% vs. 12%: The Dental Market Has Split in Two and You're Already on One Side
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The dental market has split in two. The ADA's Q1 2026 data tells a story. 32% of dentists said they could have treated more patients last quarter. 12% said they couldn't keep up. Same profession. Same economy. Same zip codes. The gap isn't clinical. Good dentistry is everywhere now. It's identity. One group is operating as clinicians who own a practice. The other made a different decision about who they are—and it's…
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