Auburn
Population 13,506 · City
- NPI-1 records
- 59
- Directory practices
- 17
- General dentistry
- 53
- Specialist records
- 6
County dental access report · 2026
Dentists in Placer County
415 active NPI-1 dental-provider records appear across 6 tracked communities. The combined rate is 13.0 records per 10,000 residents.
- NPI-1 records
- 415
- Records per 10k
- 13.0
- Dental HPSA designations
- 1
- Specialist types represented
- 6 of 6
Key takeaways
Auburn has the highest recorded rate
43.7 active NPI-1 records per 10,000 residents. This is a registry rate, not a measure of appointment capacity.
Every tracked community has a record
Each community in the table has at least one active NPI-1 dental-provider location.
1 dental shortage designation
HRSA lists 0 geographic-area, 0 population-group, and 1 facility designation in Placer County.
Community detail
Dental-provider records and specialties
Each NPI-1 record is assigned to its California practice-location address. Mailing-address city matches are excluded. Specialty columns use the dental taxonomy attached to that NPI record.
43.7 per 10k
Colfax
Population 2,020 · City
- NPI-1 records
- 5
- Directory practices
- 1
- General dentistry
- 5
- Specialist records
- 0
Lincoln
Population 56,494 · City
- NPI-1 records
- 30
- Directory practices
- 10
- General dentistry
- 27
- Specialist records
- 3
Loomis
Population 6,822 · City
- NPI-1 records
- 6
- Directory practices
- 2
- General dentistry
- 5
- Specialist records
- 1
Rocklin
Population 74,842 · City
- NPI-1 records
- 84
- Directory practices
- 34
- General dentistry
- 73
- Specialist records
- 11
Roseville
Population 165,455 · City
- NPI-1 records
- 231
- Directory practices
- 75
- General dentistry
- 191
- Specialist records
- 40
Methodology and sources
What this report counts
Provider counts come from active CMS NPPES NPI-1 records with a dental taxonomy beginning 1223 and a practice-location address in one of the communities shown. An NPI is counted once per community. The source snapshot was collected September 15, 2026.
Population denominators use California Department of Finance January 1, 2026 estimates for incorporated cities and the 2020 Census population stored in the market catalog for census-designated places. The county context figure comes from the 2026 Department of Finance E-1 estimate.
Directory practice counts come from published Central Valley Dentists office profiles and are shown for navigation only. They are not used in the provider rate. HPSA counts come from the HRSA dental designation listing dated September 1, 2026.
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Questions about the report
How to read these figures
How many dentists are listed in Placer County?
This report counts 415 active NPI-1 dental-provider records across 6 tracked communities in Placer County. It is a provider-record census, not a count of offices, appointments, or professionally active dentists.
What does the rate per 10,000 residents measure?
The rate divides active NPI-1 dental-provider records by the combined population of the 6 communities shown in the table, then multiplies by 10,000. It does not use the full county population because the NPPES rows are assigned to the named communities in this report.
Does an NPI record mean a dentist is accepting patients?
No. NPPES is a federal provider registry. An active record can support identity and location analysis, but it does not establish current appointment availability, insurance participation, or hours.
Why is the directory practice count different?
The directory counts reviewed office profiles. The workforce table counts individual NPI-1 dental-provider records. One office can include several dentists, and an individual dentist can work at more than one office.