Is Private Equity Hurting or Benefiting Dentists?

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Private equity involvement in the dental industry is a complex issue that has sparked debates among dentists and industry experts. On one hand, private equity investments can provide dentists with much-needed capital to expand their practices, invest in improved technology and equipment, and increase their patient base. Additionally, private equity firms may bring in expertise…

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How to Sell or Partner with Private Equity

Business, technology, internet, and network concept: A young businessman operates in the future-focused field and envisions the term "private equity."

Selling or partnering with private equity can be a complex decision for dentists. On one hand, private equity investment can provide significant resources and capital to help expand and grow a dental practice. However, it also involves giving up some level of control and autonomy in decision-making. Dentists must carefully consider their long-term goals and…

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How to Structure a Dental Partnership

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Structuring a dental partnership can be a complex process due to the various legal, financial, and operational considerations involved. From determining ownership percentages and profit-sharing arrangements to addressing liability and insurance coverage, there are numerous factors that dental professionals need to carefully analyze and negotiate to ensure a successful partnership. Additionally, establishing clear roles and…

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Consolidation of DSOs and Secondary Private Equity Sales

Legal and medical professionals focus on compliance with healthcare business rules, dental insurance, and medical pharmacy regulations.

The consolidation of DSOs (Dental Service Organizations) and secondary private equity sales present complex challenges in the healthcare industry. DSOs are facing increasing pressure to expand and consolidate in order to meet the demands of a changing market. This consolidation involves various aspects such as merging practices, consolidating back-office functions, and navigating complicated regulatory environments.…

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