Build a territory around your patch
Start with geography, then narrow by treatment and technology evidence. Review the matching practices on a map or in a list.
Territory → filters → practice shortlistFind the practices that fit your portfolio. Understand their people, treatments and technology before you call.
Search by town, postcode or radius. Keep the source and date in view.
Explore the full report, its charts and supporting evidence. Illustrative UK data; no real customer information.
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Type the postcode areas you cover, exactly as they are written on your territory. In a second you will see how many practices we hold there, what their websites say, which brands they name and what they publish as prices.
Treatments and technology relevant to your portfolio.
Published roles and held professional information.
What happened, when, and where it was recorded.
Keep your practice research organised and exportable.
A territory is more useful when you can see what makes each practice relevant.
Start with geography, then narrow by treatment and technology evidence. Review the matching practices on a map or in a list.
Territory → filters → practice shortlistRead which implant systems are named, how full-arch treatment is described and who appears on the clinical team. Open the evidence when a detail matters.
Treatments → people → source evidenceReview dated adverts, website changes and register activity where available. Check when the event happened and when the source was read before deciding whether to follow up.
Recorded event → dates → your judgementSave practices to a call list and export the permitted fields as CSV on an eligible plan. Keep the background research alongside your own account knowledge.
Shortlist → call list → CSV exportThe same practice-first workflow, with evidence appropriate to the United Kingdom. Source coverage varies; every record needs its own context.
Treatment descriptions, named implant systems, technology, fees and team pages.
A published mention is evidence of what a practice says.Professional registration and specialist-list information where a clinician has a supported match.
Registration is separate from a practice’s published team information.CQC in England and the relevant registers in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, where held.
A registration event does not by itself establish an opening date.Matched legal companies, officers and dated filings, kept separate from the trading practice.
A filing or officer change does not by itself establish a sale.Keep your judgement and customer relationships. Give them a better starting point.
Working from a listWork through a broad list of names.
With DentalGraphFilter your territory by recorded treatment, brand and technology evidence.
Working from a listOpen several websites and assemble the details.
With DentalGraphReview practice and professional information together, with source context.
Working from a listA headline without a clear date or explanation.
With DentalGraphInspect the recorded event, occurrence date and detection date.
Working from a listCopy practice details into another spreadsheet.
With DentalGraphSave a list and export available fields within your plan’s allowance.
Bring local market context to the customers you already serve. Discuss nearby treatment mentions, published prices and recorded changes with the evidence to hand.
Understand the practice in its surrounding market, as well as the practice on your call list.
Explore the sample report →What nearby practices mention
Named scanners and technology
Identified teams and dated observations
What the evidence can tell you, how to use it, and where its limits are.
See plans and access →You can inspect systems named in held website evidence. That does not establish purchasing volumes, an exclusive supplier agreement or buying intent. A system that is not mentioned remains unknown.
UK records can bring together practice websites, matched GDC records, the relevant national practice register and Companies House. Availability differs by source and practice. The operating provider, legal company and group affiliation remain separate concepts.
Sources have different update schedules. Check the source read date for a fact, and both the occurrence and detection dates for an event. Older evidence remains background information; a recent detection date does not make an old event new.
No. Not checked, unavailable and checked but unstated are different evidence states. A missing scanner mention, for example, does not mean the practice has no scanner.
Eligible plans can export available practice fields as CSV for tools that accept spreadsheet imports. You choose the field mapping in your destination tool. This is file export, not a claim of a native CRM integration.
The sample customer report is open to everyone and clearly labelled as illustrative UK data. Access to real practice records, saved territories, call lists and exports follows the account and plan rules. Use the access button to get started.
Implant reps · United Kingdom