You’ve spent fifteen years building your practice. Late nights, weekend emergencies, countless hours perfecting your clinical skills. Now you’re thinking about what comes next – maybe retirement, bringing in a partner, or just understanding what you’ve actually built. Here’s what we see happen all the time: dentists walk into valuation meetings with completely wrong expectations. Last month, we had a client who was certain his $900,000 revenue practice was worth at least $700,000. The appraisal came back at $480,000. He was devastated. On the flip side, we’ve seen practices that

Are you watching too much of your hard-earned income disappear to taxes each year? As an associate dentist in Canada, you’re likely paying close to 50% of your income in personal taxes – but it doesn’t have to stay that way. After working with hundreds of dental professionals, we’re still amazed by how many associate dentists miss out on legitimate tax-saving opportunities. Most think tax planning is only for practice owners, but associates actually have some incredible options available – if you know where to look. Today we want to