A Comprehensive Guide To Buying a Dental Practice.
Buying a dental practice is challenging because you need to know a lot about the business and the market and be willing to invest time and money. This comprehensive guide gives an overview of what to look for when evaluating a dental practice to buy and the most important steps to take for a smooth change.
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The Pitfalls of Dental Partnerships
It has become increasingly popular for dentists to partner up with other dental professionals instead of venturing into a “solo practice” due to numerous benefits, including a better life balance and the rise in value of a business.
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The Importance of Dental Employment Agreements
When considering an associate dentist as a valuable addition to your practice, establishing an employment contract with terms that satisfy both you and the employee will set the tone for a positive work environment. More importantly, the formation of such contract will protect your dental practice from unforeseeable issues that could arise during the term of your dental associate’s employment.
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The Right Business Structure for Your Dental Practice: Legal Strategies
Whether you’re about to open a new practice or reevaluating the structure of an existing operation, careful consideration of how to structure your business is paramount to protect the hard-earned fruits of your labor. There are a number of strategies you can employ with the guidance of your attorney that offer the protection of limited liability, mainly, the formation of a business entity.
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How to Choose an Attorney for Your Dental Transaction
If you are like most people, there are few things you enjoy less than going to the dentist. Working with an attorney may be one of them! Many persons have endured the misfortune of having unsatisfactory experiences with legal counsel.
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Protecting Your Practice: How a Non-Compete Agreement Can Keep Your Office from Losing Patients and Profits.
Competition in the dental industry is getting tougher every day. Between large, low-cost dental chains that pry clients away from smaller boutique practices, and spas and salons that offer cosmetic procedures like teeth whitening, it can be difficult for some dentists to remain profitable.
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