Knowing what your practice is worth changes every decision that follows, whether you’re selling, considering a DSO offer, bringing in a partner, or simply want an honest number for planning purposes.
Simple rules of thumb miss what actually drives value: payer mix, new patient flow, hygiene department strength, equipment age, lease terms, and whether production depends on you personally. We build a valuation around your specific practice, not a formula.
Valuations are benchmarked against real, recent transactions in Nevada and Utah, not national averages that don’t reflect your market.
You’ll get a clear number and the reasoning behind it, so you can use it to plan a sale, evaluate a DSO offer, negotiate a partnership buy-in, or simply understand where you stand.
Common reasons dentists request a valuation: preparing to sell within the next one to three years, evaluating an unsolicited DSO offer, bringing in or buying out a partner, estate and retirement planning, or refinancing.
Cost depends on the scope of the engagement and is discussed upfront, with no surprise fees.
Most valuations are completed within two to three weeks of receiving your financial records.
Yes. Nothing about your valuation request is shared with your staff, patients, or anyone outside our team unless you choose to move forward.
Yes, it’s one of the most common reasons dentists request a valuation before responding to a DSO.
