Whether you’re ready to sell your dental practice, qualify for a DSO, or grow your dental practice yourself, we’ll show you how.
Using your EBITDA and other calculations, we’ll give you a concrete appraisal of the practice’s monetary worth.
Looking at your patient base and current capacity, we’ll tell you how much the practice could be worth.
We’ll give you clear, actionable steps to help increase your capacity and skyrocket your growth.
Review our findings and talk about next steps in a private session with an expert NextLevel coach.
Dental practice valuation is the process of determining the worth of a dental practice based on various factors, such as revenue, patient base, location, assets, and market trends.
It’s important for making informed decisions about buying, selling, or merging a practice, and for tax, estate planning, or partnership decisions.
Key factors include revenue, profitability, location, patient base, reputation, equipment, lease terms, and the skills of the dentist and staff.
EBITDA stands for Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization. It is used to assess the practice’s profitability and is a key figure in many valuation methods.
Yes! If you are not satisfied with your practice’s value, there are many things that you can do to help it grow. NextLevel practice offers several programs that focus on increasing your value before a sale.
While not always required, hiring a professional appraiser or business broker is recommended for an accurate and unbiased valuation.
An EBITDA calculator is important because it illustrates the practice’s value to potential investors and purchasers, creating a picture of the company’s growth prospects.
Pull out last year’s Profit and Loss statement (P&L) and fill in the following categories:
