Market data · Fresno County
Dentist offices in Fresno County
Fresno County has 42.1 dentist offices per 100,000 residents — about 28% fewer than California as a whole (58.1).
Fresno County — the numbers
426
U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns, 2022 (establishments, county). Retrieved 2026-07-22. Source
1,012,152
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2023 (population, county). Retrieved 2026-07-22. Source
42.1
Derived from U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns, 2022 (establishments, county). Retrieved 2026-07-22. and ACS population. Establishments, not dentists.
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3,552
U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns, 2022 (employees, county). Retrieved 2026-07-22. Source
Every figure counts establishments (business locations) or wage-and-salary workers — not individual dentists, and not licenses. Suppressed values reflect real source disclosure limits, never zero. See our methodology.
How to read this
Office density is a starting question, not an answer. A county with few offices per resident maysignal room for another practice — or it may reflect low incomes, an aging population, high commercial rents, or patients who leave the county for care. Density tells you where to look; it doesn’t tell you whether to move. That’s why this page shows the raw evidence and its source instead of compressing it into a single “opportunity score” that hides its own assumptions.
For national context: the U.S. overall runs 40.6 dentist offices per 100,000 residents. Fresno County is at 42.1.
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