Dental Radar
You already have a candidate site.
Use the report to decide whether the evidence supports more site-specific diligence: lease terms, visibility, access, build-out, financing, and local professional advice.
Candidate site or market search?
Dental Radar vs DentaGraphics
These products begin at different points in a location decision. Dental Radar helps you examine a dental site already under consideration. DentaGraphics is built for recurring market discovery, including finding practices and narrowing a wider search.
Last updated 2026-08-26
Dental Radar is not affiliated with or endorsed by DentaGraphics. DentaGraphics is a trademark of its owner. Competitor facts below were checked against DentaGraphics’ public site on the date shown.
Start with the question you actually have
Do you need to judge a site, or discover where the site should be?
A report cannot make the lease or acquisition decision for you. It can make the next question sharper. Use Dental Radar when the next question is, “What does the evidence say about this address?” Use a recurring discovery tool when the next question is, “Which markets, practices, or areas should make the shortlist?”
Five questions that separate the workflows
| Decision factor | Dental Radar | DentaGraphics |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Do you know the address? | Yes. Start when a broker, landlord, or seller has put a site in front of you. | Not necessarily. Start when the address is still unknown. |
| 2. How many markets are in play? | One address at a time, with the option to run another report when another site becomes real. | Many markets, areas, or addresses explored repeatedly inside a membership. |
| 3. Are you looking for an acquisition? | It evaluates a location; it does not search practice listings. | Its Start/Buy offer publicly includes Practice Finder. |
| 4. Will this be repeat work? | Best for a discrete site screen and a report you can share with decision-makers. | Best when discovery and comparison will continue across months. |
| 5. What output moves the decision? | A web report and PDF that document the evidence, sources, vintages, and caveats for one site. | Search and site-selection tools, with PDF export described publicly. |
Published offers, without the sales math
Dental Radar is $49.99 once for one address, with no subscription. DentaGraphics publicly lists Start/Buy at $149 per month and Grow at $199 per month, each with a three-month minimum—$447 and $597 respectively. The published Start/Buy offer includes Demographics On Demand and Practice Finder. Those prices describe different buying models: one site report versus continuing access for market discovery.
DentaGraphics facts and prices: public product descriptions and published pricing, checked 2026-08-26. Dental Radar price: $49.99 for one address, with no subscription.
What Dental Radar lets you evaluate at one address
A Dental Radar report organizes the questions that matter after a candidate site is in hand. It does not replace a platform built for broad discovery, and it does not promise that a market will perform as projected.
- Demand: the local patient opportunity and the assumptions behind the estimate.
- Demographics: household, age, income, and related market context.
- Growth: population and housing signals that may change the address’s outlook.
- Operating competition: verified nearby practices, interpreted by distance and provider mix.
- Evidence quality: sources, data vintages, methodology, and caveats visible in the web report and downloadable PDF.
Review the complete sample to see the evidence in context, and read the methodology before treating any metric as decisive.
What the next decision becomes
You do not yet have a candidate site.
Start with the market-discovery work that produces a shortlist. Once a location becomes concrete, an address-level report can document the local case.
You are comparing an acquisition.
Use an acquisition-search workflow to identify opportunities. Then separate the practice’s operating records from the question of whether its location supports the plan.