Dental Practice
Valuation

It is the process of determining the economic value of your practice. We look at financial performance, assets, market conditions, and growth potential, plus the factors specific to dentistry: patient base, equipment, staff, and the goodwill built into your reputation.

Common moments include selling or buying a practice, bringing on a partner, applying for a loan or refinancing, planning for retirement, or working through a legal dispute. A valuation is also useful on its own as a benchmark, showing how your practice compares with similar practices and where you could build value over time.

Revenue and profitability, patient base and retention, location, equipment and facilities, staff and management, and goodwill all shape the number. Practices offering specialty services such as orthodontics, implants, or cosmetic dentistry may carry additional value from those distinct revenue streams.

We combine three approaches. The income approach looks at historical earnings and projected cash flow. The market approach compares your practice with similar dental practices in your region or specialty. The asset-based approach totals equipment, furniture, and technology, then subtracts liabilities. We also weigh goodwill and patient relationships, which are often among the most valuable parts of a practice.

Yes. Passing the practice to the next generation or preparing for a sale starts with knowing what it is worth today. A clear valuation protects your financial interests, reduces rushed decisions, and supports a smooth handoff.

Our reports are documented and defensible. In partnership disagreements or other legal matters, the valuation serves as clear documentation for mediation or court proceedings and helps keep negotiations grounded in the numbers.