Working notes on reading dental markets, written by the team that builds the engine. The actual numbers, the actual method, and where each one can mislead you.
An analyst's pass through one real report: boundary, office density, named competitors, referral structure, fee bands, and what every figure says against its benchmark.
The same crown code pays $252 in Texas and $1,513 in Delaware. What a published floor is, why it moves 6x, and how to read the spread.
Build-outs run $350,000 to $700,000 and the directories you scout with are wrong about half the time. The arithmetic of the mistake, worked out.
The desk files new working notes as the engine grows. No publishing schedule is promised; nothing ships before it is checked against real reports.