Day: January 8, 2026

Minimalist illustration of a shield guarding a dental practice contract, representing seller protection during the post-sale transition. Designed in Mint Ops neon green and flamingo colors on a dark background, symbolizing security and boundaries.

How Sellers Protect Themselves During the Transition Period 

The transition period after selling a dental clinic is often described as a formality.  A bridge. A handoff. A short phase between ownership and whatever comes next.  In practice, it is one of the most consequential parts of the entire transaction — not because of what

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Illustration symbolizing the emotional weight of selling a dental practice, featuring a silhouette contemplating life beyond the clinic. Designed in Mint Ops neon green and flamingo colors on a dark background, representing the contrast between financial success and personal identity.

Why Some Owners Regret Selling — Even After a “Good” Deal 

Most owners who sell their dental clinic don’t regret the decision itself.  They regret parts of the experience that no one prepared them for.  The deal made sense. The price was fair. The transition was professionally handled. On paper, everything went right.  And yet, months or years later, some owners

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Minimalist illustration of a magnifying glass analyzing a DSO contract, symbolizing due diligence beyond the offer price. Designed in Mint Ops neon green and flamingo colors on a dark background.

How to Evaluate a DSO Beyond the Offer Price 

When a DSO makes an offer, the number gets most of the attention.  It’s understandable. For many owners, this is the largest financial decision they’ve ever made. The purchase price feels like the clearest signal of success.  But the offer price is only one part of

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