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Pre-Sale Capex—When New Chairs Pay for Themselves
New equipment doesn’t automatically mean a higher sale price. Before selling your dental practice, learn which upgrades can protect your value, generate measurable revenue, and help avoid costly surprises during buyer due diligence.
What Your Operatories Are Worth — Honestly
Selling your dental practice? The number of operatories tells only part of the story. Learn how revenue, profitability and production per operatory influence dental practice valuation, and where to focus before a sale.
Associate-to-Owner Without Blowing Up Your Day Job
Buying into the dental practice where you work can be a natural path to ownership. Here’s how to start the conversation, understand your options, and structure a deal that works for both you and the current owner.
Insurance vs Fee-for-Service—The Story Buyers Want to Hear
Your dental practice’s insurance mix tells buyers far more than where today’s revenue comes from. It reveals margins, pricing flexibility, patient loyalty, growth potential, and future risk. Learn how buyers evaluate fee-for-service and PPO revenue, and what you can do before selling to strengthen your practice’s value.
Why Your CPA Needs to Understand Your Dental Practice
Dental practices don’t operate like typical small businesses. From associate compensation to collections and EBITDA, the wrong CPA can quietly cost you real money. Here’s why dental-specific accounting matters and why the start of the year is the smartest time to make a change.
New Year, New You? 3 New Year’s Resolutions for Practice
The new year is a smart time for practice owners to step back and focus on what actually moves the needle. From cleaning up financials to making simple facility improvements and understanding true practice value, these three practical resolutions can put dentists and veterinarians in a stronger position for the year ahead—whether growth, stability, or a future transition is the goal.