

In August 2026, dental institutions nationwide experienced a notable surge in new additions. Compared with the deep decline in July, market activity rebounded in August, with the data suggesting that the industry's expansion momentum is gradually recovering.
However, despite 694 newly added institutions, representing a month-on-month increase of 81.2%, the year-on-year trend remains downward. The number of closures dropped to 55, the lowest in nearly a year. Behind this pattern of "rebound in new additions, contraction in closures, and recovery in net growth," what regional disparities and potential risks are concealed?
From Guangdong to Hebei and Shandong, the differences in growth rates across provinces are evident. Are there deeper policy or market factors driving these trends? These clues point to the future direction of the industry...
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