Question 1

How many dental practices are in the Alaska list?

Accepted Answer

265 rows, each a dental organization in Alaska. Every row has a name, address, phone, specialty and Google Business Profile. The list holds 410 unique email addresses and 239 websites. A second file names 245 dentists and 124 hygienists, assistants and office leaders at those practices.

Question 2

Which Alaska cities have the most dental practices?

Accepted Answer

Anchorage leads with 103 practices, Fairbanks with 36, Wasilla with 34, Juneau with 15, then Eagle River with 12. The file covers 26 Alaska cities and towns.

Question 3

What columns does the Alaska list have?

Accepted Answer

The practice file: Clinic ID, name, address, city, zip, phone, email, team inbox, website, specialty, organization type, DSO or group tag, owner and title where known, Google rating and review count, Google Business Profile, Facebook, Instagram, and NPI where available. Ratings exist for 254 rows. 7 rows name the owner and their title. The people file: Person ID, first and last name, credentials, type (dentist, hygienist, assistant, executive, office staff), role, work email and personal email, each with its verification result and date.

Question 4

How current is the Alaska data?

Accepted Answer

This release is from October 16, 2026. Every row carries the date it was created and the date it last changed, and Clinic IDs persist from release to release, so the next update is a diff against your CRM.

Question 5

Can I buy just Anchorage instead of all of Alaska?

Accepted Answer

The whole state is one file for $149, 265 practices across 26 Alaska cities and towns. Filter by city or zip after download; Anchorage takes a few seconds.

Question 6

How many Alaska rows include an email address?

Accepted Answer

184 of the 265 Alaska rows carry a practice email, 69%. Counted once each, that is 180 practice inboxes; a chain mailbox repeats on every branch row. Add 18 team inboxes, 4 second practice addresses, 128 direct dentist emails, 93 direct staff emails, remove the overlaps, and the download holds 410 unique addresses. Of the rows with an email, 138 use the practice's own domain and 46 use Gmail, Yahoo or another free provider.

Question 7

What if I buy more states later?

Accepted Answer

$1,699 is the most you will ever pay. Every dollar you spend on state lists counts toward the full US list. When your total reaches $1,699, you own all 50 states and DC, and we refund anything a purchase takes you over. Use the same email each time so your purchases add up.

Question 8

Does the Alaska list include direct dentist and staff emails?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Next to the practice file you get a people file: 245 named Alaska dentists and 124 hygienists, dental assistants, office managers and practice executives, each with full name, credentials, type and role. It holds 128 direct dentist email addresses, 83% verified and 17% catch-all. Staff add 93 direct staff email addresses, 73% verified and 27% catch-all. Every address carries its MillionVerifier result in the next column, so you can send to the verified ones first. 18 of these people are the practice owner or a co-owner. 14 practices carry a DSO or group tag, across 6 groups.

Question 9

What is the difference between practice contacts and people contacts?

Accepted Answer

The practice file has one row per clinic: 180 practice inbox addresses, 70% verified and 30% catch-all, plus 18 team inbox addresses, 11% verified and 89% catch-all. The whole office reads those mailboxes, so they are the right target when the front desk decides. The people file has one row per named person at a clinic, with their own work or personal mailbox, so you can write to the owner, an associate or the office manager. Both files share the Clinic ID. Across both, the download holds 410 unique addresses.

Question 10

What are Clinic ID and Person ID?

Accepted Answer

Clinic ID is a code we assign once and keep. A clinic that is renamed, or changes its phone, email or website, keeps its ID, so you can join a new download onto your CRM instead of matching by name. Person ID does the same for people: a dentist keeps one ID at every clinic where we can tie the rows together by NPI or professional profile, and two people who merely share a name never share an ID. Join on the IDs and a refresh is a diff, not a re-match.

Practice	Contact	City	Email	Direct email	Website	Rating	Reviews	Social
Emerald Peak Dental	Derek Cluff	Anchorage			emeraldpeakdental.com	5	196	Maps, Facebook
Denali Pediatric Dentistry	Dr. Kc Rabatin, DDS	Anchorage			denalipediatricdentistry.com	4.9	695	Maps, Facebook
Alaska Endodontics Specialists	Dr. Mauger Michael	Anchorage			akendodontists.com	4.9	97	Maps
Luff Orthodontics	Dr. Richard Michael Luff, DDS	Anchorage			lufforthodontics.com	4.9	439	Maps, Facebook, Instagram
Dr. Richard Hompesch	Dr. Richard William Hompesch, DDS	Fairbanks			nsofs.com	5	8	Maps, Facebook
Midnight Sun Dental	Dr. William A. Barrickman, DMD	Anchorage		–	midnightsun.dental/locations/anchorage-office	4.9	78	Maps, Facebook
Alaska Premier Dental Group	Dr. Joseph BaggetteOwner	Anchorage			smilealaska.com/anchorage-dentist	4.9	389	Maps
Fairbanks Family Dental Care	Dr. Kelly Catherine Bast, DDS	Fairbanks		–	fairbanksfamilydentalcare.com	4.9	1,020	Maps, Facebook, Instagram
Dr. Ross Marley, DMD	Dr. William Jay Marley, DDS	Sitka		–	marleyfamilydentistry.com/meet-us/meet-dr-ross-a-marley	5	10	Maps
Valley Neighborhood Dental Center	–	Palmer	–	–	vndak.com	4.8	212	Maps, Facebook

410 unique email addresses

What every practice row carries

Two files in the download

Why this list

Alaska by specialty and city

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