If you want your practice to continue, taking action is crucial for several reasons, particularly when compared to doing nothing. Consider these 5 practice longevity factors.
Read MoreWhat are you fearful you’ll be missing out on when you sell your practice? Take this 60 second self-assessment.
Read MoreWhatever your situation, high interest rates can have a significant impact, both positive and negative, on you and your practice. Here’s how.
Read MoreWhat works earlier in one’s career can work against them later in their career. Self-confidence and healthy pride can make their insidious switch gradually, and become dangerous for a variety of reasons.
Read MoreWhen things are going seemingly well with your practice, it's natural to take your eye off the ball. Consider these three non-clinical areas where you may not be focused.
Read MoreAbout 33.8% of 3,500 dentists plan to retire within six years, according to Dentalpost's 2024 Dental Salary Survey of 3,500 dental practitioners. What does this mean for your practice?
Read MoreThe FTC has voted to formally ban most noncompete agreements in all industries. Here's how it will affect different parties in dentistry.
Read MoreFSBO stands for “For Sale By Owner”. Some practice owners believe that FSBO may be a reasonable way to eventually sell their practices, but here are five reasons to reconsider.
Read MoreWe get it – on the surface, For Sale By Owner or FSBO seems to make sense for dental practice owners to eventually sell their practices. But here are 5 more reasons why it isn’t a wise move.
Read MoreMany practice owners are hesitant to think about selling their practices, because they need the answer to this key question.
Read MoreMost likely, you are driving your “dental practice ownership” bus. But as each of us advances in age, we have to take the driver’s seat of another bus. This bus will wreck if you do not take the wheel.
Read MoreWhat action can you take that has a higher, positive Return On Investment than any dental procedure?
Read MoreMost practitioners are surprised to learn that price is not usually the most limiting factor in dental practice sales. The correct answer may seem counterintuitive.
Read MorePractice owners who can correctly answer this question are more likely to maximize profitability, enhance practice value and have peace of mind.
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