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Next Level’s “BIG Guide” to Buying a Dental Practice

November 27, 2023

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Next Level’s “BIG Guide”

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What to Look Out For When Buying a Dental Practice

Two people on puzzle pieces fitting together for a business acquisition

How do you properly evaluate a dental practice that you want to purchase without having any past experience in ownership or acquisitions?

You want to be a practice owner and you’re looking to buy, so you likely have many questions bouncing around in your head. Is this practice profitable? How do you make the transition process a smooth one? What makes a practice a good one to purchase? You’ve got the experience and background being a dentist, but stepping into a high stakes business transactions can probably feel like a fish out of water. If this sounds like your situation this blogpost is for you.

Next Level Consultants has helped many dentists through the process of buying a dental practice. Working as a Buyers Representative we provide a peace of mind when making those tough decisions every step of the way. Nonetheless, this guide will also help as you look at and evaluate dental practices now or in the future. Don’t hesitate to get someone to represent you. Sometimes, you just need a professional who’s been through the process before. They will look out for your best interest in the deal. They typically seen hundreds of deals and know what to look out for along the way.

What to Look for When Buying a Dental Practice

You’re ready to start the process of acquiring a dental practice. But where do you begin? One of the first steps to consider is the practice’s finances. You’ll want to closely examine the practice’s financial position and details, such as cash flow. The last thing you want when buying a dental practice is to find yourself in the red. But how do you begin reviewing the financial side of an acquisition? Well, here’s where to start…

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