US sees 15% increase in prosthodontists in 2 decades

The number of U.S. prosthodontists has grown only 15 percent in the last 20 years, according to data from the American Dental Association.

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The association collected data on the total number of dentists by specialty and the ratio per capita in a January report.

Listed below are the number of prosthodontists practicing in the U.S. each year between 2001 and 2021:

2001: 3,199

2002: 3,107

2003: 3,152

2004: 3,239

2005: 3,207

2006: 3,195

2007: 3,187

2008: 3,226

2009: 3,262

2010: 3,322

2011: 3,384

2012: 3,439

2013: 3,450

2014: 3,541

2015: 3,669

2016: 3,688

2017: 3,708

2018: 3,723

2019: 3,739

2020: 3,733

2021: 3,693

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