For practice owners
Find out what your
practice is worth.
Quietly.
Most dentists want to know what their practice is worth long before they're ready to do anything about it. That's a reasonable question, and asking it shouldn't put your practice on the market.
Benchmark your practice against comparable asking data. See how comparable practices are being priced in your region. Stay anonymous while you explore your options.
No listing. No obligation. Nobody finds out.
- Your identity stays private
- Your practice isn't listed
- You control what you share
- You decide when to move forward
Your practice. Your timeline.
Asking isn't selling.
You can learn what your practice may be worth without putting it on the market.
You can spend months or years understanding your options before deciding to sell. A valuation doesn't list your practice, looking at comparable practices doesn't alert buyers, and exploring the market doesn't commit you to a broker, a timeline, or a transaction.
Nothing moves forward until you decide it does.
Explore
- Valuation
- Market data
- Comparable practices
- What drives value
- Transition education
Act
- Publish a masked listing
- Meet qualified buyers
- Assemble your transition team
Nobody is notified
No broker gets your name. No buyer gets an alert. No outreach begins because you asked a question.
Your team never sees it
Nothing appears anywhere your staff, your associates, or your patients would encounter.
You can stop here
Get the number, close the tab, and think about it for three years. That's a normal way to use this.
There is no automatic next step.
Your information stays private, and exploring your options doesn't create an obligation to sell.
Privacy by design
What buyers see.
What stays private.
A buyer can understand the opportunity without knowing whose practice it is. Your listing stays masked until you decide otherwise.
Visible to buyers
General Dentistry
Scottsdale, AZ
- Operatories
- 6
- Payer model
- Fee for service
- Collections range
- $1.2M to $1.5M
- Practice type
- Owner operated
- Real estate
- Available separately
Listed by owner directly
Stays private until you release it
- Practice name
- Private
- Doctor name
- Private
- Street address
- Private
- Exact collections and financials
- Private
- Team and staff information
- Private
- Patient information
- Private
- Photographs
- Private
- Lease terms
- Private
Your practice can be visible without you being visible.
When you're ready to engage, you decide what additional information is released and to whom.
Released only by you
Nothing identifying moves until you release it to a specific buyer.
Released after an NDA
Buyers sign before they see anything that could identify your practice.
Released one buyer at a time
Releasing to one buyer doesn't release to anyone else.
Know what you've built
Know your number before you tell anyone.
Your practice is likely one of the largest assets you've built. You shouldn't have to wait until you're ready to sell to understand what it may be worth.
Understanding what your practice may be worth starts with understanding how comparable practices are being priced in your market. The number moves with things you control and things you don't, and knowing which is which gives you time to make better decisions.
Your practice
General Dentistry
Scottsdale, AZ
- Annual collections
- $1.4M
- Operatories
- 6
- Payer model
- Fee for service
- Owner model
- Owner operated
- Real estate
- Available separately
Market context
Comparable asking range
$1.09M to $1.40M
Comparable asking multiples
0.78x to 1.00x
collections
What moves value
- Collections and profitability
- Revenue matters. What remains after real operating expenses matters more.
- Payer mix
- Fee for service, PPO, and Medicaid don't price the same way.
- Provider dependence
- A practice less dependent on one doctor's production is easier to transition.
- Team and systems
- Stable operations and a team that functions through an ownership change reduce risk.
- Facility and capacity
- Operatories, location, lease or owned real estate, and room to grow all affect interest.
- Geography
- The same practice prices differently across markets.
- Hygiene program
- Recall strength and hygiene production signal durability to a buyer.
- Real estate
- Owned, leased, assignable, or expiring changes the shape of the deal.
Masked until you choose otherwise. Decide at every step.
Value isn't one number.
It's a range the market helps define.
The more you understand about your market and your practice, the better prepared you are for whatever you decide to do next.
Plan retirement
Understand how the practice fits into your long term financial picture.
Evaluate investment
Decide whether putting more capital into the practice makes sense.
Consider partnership
Start ownership or associate conversations from a real number.
Track progress
Revisit the benchmark as collections, profitability, and market conditions change.
No listing. No obligation. Nothing shared with anyone.
Explore Market DataThis is a market estimate based on comparable asking data. It is not an appraisal, a formal valuation, or an opinion of value.
Illustrative example. Market benchmarks and asking ranges depend on available data and individual practice characteristics.
Your transition team
Bring who you trust.
Find who you need.
Selling a dental practice takes more than a buyer. Bring the professionals you already work with into your deal room. If you're missing someone, the marketplace is where dental focused specialists participate. You choose every person on your team.
- Broker
- Represents you, markets the practice, and manages buyer conversations.
- Attorney
- Purchase agreement, deal structure, restrictive covenants, and the things that matter three years later.
- CPA
- Practice economics, tax treatment, and how the structure affects what you actually keep.
- Lender
- Acquisition financing for your buyer, which determines whether the deal closes at all.
- Real estate
- Building sale, lease assignment, or a new lease for the incoming owner.
Already have your team?
Invite them into your deal room. Your broker stays your broker. Your attorney stays your attorney. Nothing about your existing relationships changes.
Missing someone?
Search dental focused professionals participating in the marketplace. You review credentials and transaction experience, you decide who to contact, and you decide who joins your deal room.
Your transition. Your team. One deal room.
You invite, they join
Professionals enter your deal room only when you invite them.
They see what you allow
Each participant sees the documents relevant to their role and nothing more.
You can change your mind
Adding or removing someone from your deal room is your decision at any point.
Where are you today?
Start where you actually are.
You may simply be curious, actively preparing, or beginning to consider a sale. Learn what matters now, take the steps that make sense, and move forward only when you decide to.
Just curious
I'm not selling.
I just want to know.
Maybe you're years away. Maybe you've never seriously considered selling. Maybe you simply realized you don't know what the practice you've spent years building may be worth.
You don't need another reason to find out.
Get Your Practice EstimateGetting ready
I may sell someday.
I want to be prepared.
You don't need a sale date to work on the things that affect value. Profitability, provider dependence, hygiene, team stability, payer mix, and real estate can all change what the practice looks like to a future buyer.
Knowing earlier gives you time to change them.
See What Moves ValueReady to explore
I'm considering a sale.
I want to understand my options.
See how a masked listing can enter the marketplace, how buyer interest is handled, and what you control before identifying information is released. You can understand the process before deciding whether to begin it.
See How It Works
The right time to sell is your decision.
The right time to understand your options is now.
You can learn, prepare, and watch the market for as long as you need. Nothing moves into a transaction until you decide it should.
When you're ready
Find. Qualify. Close.
See the whole process before you start it. The marketplace handles the first two steps. The deal room handles the third.
Enter the market without
revealing your identity.
Your listing shows practice type, general location, operatory count, payer model, and a collections range. Your name, address, exact financials, and team stay private.
Owner control You decide when the listing becomes visible.
Decide which conversations
are worth continuing.
Interested buyers respond to the masked opportunity while identifying information stays controlled. You decide which inquiries warrant another conversation and when more information should be shared. When appropriate, an NDA becomes part of that disclosure, and identifying information is released to a specific buyer rather than broadly to everyone who expressed interest.
Owner control Buyer interest creates an option, not an obligation.
Bring the transaction
into one place.
When a real transaction begins, the buyer and the professionals you've chosen work through financial, legal, lending, and real estate information in one deal room. Your broker, attorney, CPA, lender, and real estate professional participate as needed.
Owner control Nothing closes until you agree to it.
You control the thresholds
Visibility
You decide when your masked listing enters the marketplace.
Disclosure
You decide when additional information is shared and with whom.
Transaction
You decide whether any opportunity becomes a deal.
Starting the process doesn't mean committing to the outcome.
You can explore interest, evaluate buyers, involve the professionals you trust, and decide at every meaningful point whether continuing makes sense.
Masked until you choose otherwise.
Before you decide anything
A few things you may still be wondering.
A few practical questions are worth answering before you go any further.
- 1.Will my team find out?
- Getting an estimate doesn't publish your practice as a listing. If you later choose to enter the marketplace, the masked listing doesn't display your practice name, address, or exact financials.
- 2.Can competitors identify my practice?
- A masked listing shows practice type, city, operatory count, payer model, and a collections range. It doesn't show your name, address, or exact financials. In a small market, a determined guess may still be possible, which is exactly why you control what gets released and when.
- 3.Do I have to use professionals from Dental Acquisitions?
- No. Bring the broker, attorney, CPA, lender, or real estate professional you already trust. If you're missing someone, you can explore professionals participating in the marketplace and decide who you want to contact.
- 4.What does this cost?
- Listing is free for practice owners.
- 5.Who sees my financial information?
- The masked listing uses ranges rather than your exact financials. If a buyer conversation progresses, additional information can be shared deliberately as part of that process, and an NDA may be part of disclosure before identifying information is shared.
- 6.What if I change my mind?
- Exploring your options doesn't obligate you to complete a transaction. Buyer interest creates a decision for you to consider, not an obligation to continue.
- 7.What if I'm years away from selling?
- Then understanding the practice now is still useful. Knowing your market range and what affects value gives you more time to act on the things you can change.
- 8.When does a buyer receive identifying information?
- Not from the masked listing itself. Identifying information is shared later in the process, when you decide a specific buyer conversation warrants it. An NDA may be part of that disclosure.
- 9.Is the practice estimate a formal valuation?
- No. It's a market estimate informed by comparable asking data and your practice characteristics. A formal valuation or appraisal is a separate professional service.
You don't have to decide to sell.
You can decide to know.
Find out what your practice may be worth, see how comparable practices are being priced in your market, and take the next step only if and when you want to.
No listing. No obligation. Nothing shared with buyers.
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