Steps to Retire Successfully Retiring as a dentist requires careful planning and execution to ensure financial stability, personal fulfillment, and peace of mind. With years of effort spent building a practice and serving patients, dentists must consider various factors when preparing for this significant life transition. Begin...
Question:I have owned my practice for 2 years, brought in an associate about 11 months ago and now my associate has broken our restrictive covenant agreement, what recourse do I have? We live in an area with a sizable amount of Hispanic patients and the...
Selling a dental practice in Tulsa can seem like an overwhelming process. How do you guarantee that you are getting the money you deserve? Are there ways to make your dental practice more marketable to potential buyers? There are, in fact, many ways to make...
If you have your own dental practice, you know that one day you will need to stop actively working in that practice. Whether you are looking to retire or simply switch careers, your practice will eventually change hands to a new owner. As with anything,...
We recently came across a question that has been asked many times. With so much misinformation out there about mergers or just, in general, a lack of information on what they are, we want to answer these questions head-on and get the truth out. So...
By owning your own dental practice, you have a host of responsibilities, many of which transcend the day-to-day obligations that go with being a dentist, including formulating a budget, managing staff, and attracting new patients. Which are also the first responsibilities that potential sellers look...