Managing Staff After a Dental Practice Sale When a dental practice changes ownership, the people most affected are often the staff. Hygienists, assistants, and administrative team members may feel uncertain about their future, wonder if their benefits will change, and...
What is the Financial Journey of a Dental Practice Owner? The financial journey of a dental practice owner is not a single event but a lifecycle. It begins with the transition from associate to owner, continues through the startup and growth years, matures as the...
Strategic Networking and Collaboration in Dentistry In the dental industry, relationships matter as much as technical expertise. Whether you are buying, selling, or transitioning a dental practice, these relationships can open doors, speed up processes, and strengthen...
How to Plan for Retirement and Succession for Dentists Planning for retirement and succession is one of the most important steps in a dentist’s career. It is more than simply setting a date to leave your practice. A truly effective plan addresses financial...
How to Appraise a Multi-location Dental Practice When it comes to valuing a dental practice, a single-location office and a multi-location group are not the same. Multi-location practices carry a unique set of variables—each office may differ in profitability, team...
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Selling Your Dental Practice Selling your dental practice is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make. It represents years of hard work, investment, and patient relationships. But entering the process unprepared can result in...
