75.0%
of records are in Marysville
Marysville has six records and Wheatland has two. The similar rates result from the cities' different population sizes.
Yuba County · provider records and access indicators
Marysville and Wheatland contain eight provider records combined. Their recorded rates are nearly identical, but the two cities represent only 19.2% of the county population estimate.
Key findings
75.0%
Marysville has six records and Wheatland has two. The similar rates result from the cities' different population sizes.
19.2%
This report has the smallest population denominator in the 18-county set. More than four-fifths of Yuba County residents live outside the two tracked cities.
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All eight records use general-dentistry taxonomies. No specialist record matches Marysville or Wheatland in this snapshot.
Where records are located
The bars compare active NPI-1 records per 10,000 residents. A higher registry rate does not establish shorter waits, broader insurance participation, or more available appointments.
Population scope
This report has the smallest population denominator in the 18-county set. More than four-fifths of Yuba County residents live outside the two tracked cities.
The numerator and denominator cover the same named communities. Using the full county population with this partial location count would understate the rate.
The calculation does not measure appointment capacity, patient travel, office hours, insurance participation, or dentists who serve county residents from another city.
Specialty record
All eight records use general-dentistry taxonomies. No specialist record matches Marysville or Wheatland in this snapshot.
These categories come from provider-selected NPPES taxonomies. They are not a count of specialists accepting patients.
Federal shortage context
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HRSA shortage designations use federal criteria and can apply to an area, a population group, or a facility. They complement the city-level NPI count but do not use the same denominator.
Review the HRSA source ↗Regional context
Yuba County ranks 18 of 18 current county reports by combined provider-record rate.
This is context, not a quality ranking. Each county rate covers only the named communities shown in its report, and population coverage varies.
| County report | Records | Per 10k | Population covered |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kern County | 447 | 7.9 | 61.2% |
| San Joaquin County | 498 | 7.3 | 83.2% |
| Colusa County | 8 | 6.6 | 55.3% |
| Merced County | 143 | 6.4 | 75.6% |
| Yuba County | 8 | 4.8 | 19.2% |
Community comparison
Counts use active individual NPI records with a dental taxonomy and a matching California practice-location city. Directory practices are shown separately for navigation.
Incorporated city · Population 12,679
Incorporated city · Population 4,140
Method
Use CMS NPPES NPI-1 records with a California practice location.
Retain active records whose taxonomy code begins with 1223.
Match each practice-location city to one of the 2 places in this report.
Divide each record count by that community's published population.
Show directory office profiles as a distinct navigation count.
Primary sources
Provider and taxonomy snapshot collected September 15, 2026.
January 1, 2026 city and county estimates; 2020 Census populations for census-designated places.
Dental shortage designations dated September 1, 2026.
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Practice profiles include locations, contact details, services, and other sourced information where available.
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