Dentists in North Dakota
924 dental practices across 67 towns and cities in North Dakota, from the federal registry. The largest by number of practices are Fargo, Bismarck, Minot.
The biggest towns in North Dakota
Where North Dakota dentists actually are
Every dot is a town with at least one listed practice, sized by how many it has. Point at one for the count, click it for the listings. Click anywhere else in a county for everyone in that county. Scroll or pinch to zoom, drag to move. The 2 smaller towns are in the list below rather than on the map.
Every town in North Dakota with a dentist
All 67 of them, with the number of practices in each. Towns with no listed practice have no page, so nothing here is a dead end.
Browse North Dakota by county
Insurance networks and health districts are drawn by county, so this is often the more useful question than which town somebody is in.
Specialists across North Dakota
Questions people ask
How many dentists are there in North Dakota?
924 dental practices in North Dakota are on the federal National Provider Identifier register, as it stood on 3 October 2026, spread across 67 towns and cities. That is 116.0 dentists per 100,000 people, below the national figure of 120.2, and 24th of 52 states and territories. Every one of them has a page here, and none of them paid to be on it.
Which towns in North Dakota have the most dentists?
Fargo (234), Bismarck (158), Minot (93), Grand Forks (84), Williston (35). Each has its own page under https://dent-ox.com/dentist-directory/north-dakota, listing every practice with that address.
How do I find a dentist near me in North Dakota?
Start from your town or your ZIP code, or search by address at https://dent-ox.com/dentist-directory/near, which lists practices within 25 miles. The order is the same everywhere on this site: practices that have claimed their listing and answer requests first, then the ones we can pass a request on to, then the ones with a website, then the rest, and the closest first inside each group. You can tick several and send one request instead of ringing each of them.
Practicing in North Dakota?
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