
Retreatment Liability After Buying a Dental Practice
When patients return with failed prior work, who pays? Here's how to structure retreatment clauses, indemnification, and malpractice coverage before you close.
Practical guides for owners of independent dental practices: billing and insurance, staffing, marketing, technology and margins, and what to know when you buy or grow.

When patients return with failed prior work, who pays? Here's how to structure retreatment clauses, indemnification, and malpractice coverage before you close.

When the seller barely works, you're not just buying a practice — you're buying a production gap. Here's how to evaluate the upside and the hidden risks.

Before you close, here's how to audit a practice's OSHA and infection control compliance — and what gaps could cost you after day one.

Before you close, understand the associate's contract, how much revenue they control, and how to price that risk into the deal — or walk away.

New patient flow benchmarks every dental practice buyer should know — and how to read 3 years of data to spot growth, decline, or hidden risk.

How goodwill allocation in a dental practice purchase affects your taxes as a buyer — and how to negotiate a structure that works in your favor.

Buying a dental specialty practice? Learn how to audit referral concentration and structure the deal to protect against referral loss after closing.

General dentists can buy orthodontic practices — but the financial structure, clinical model, and due diligence look nothing like a GP acquisition.

Before buying a dental practice, here's how to uncover the seller's malpractice history — from state board records to NPDB data and insurance claims.

Thinking about buying a dental practice near a dental school? Here's how to evaluate the real competition risk, demographic upside, and pricing dynamics.

When a seller stays on after closing, the employment agreement is where your investment is protected or exposed. Here's what buyers need to negotiate.

Before you close, here's how to evaluate the associate's contract, production split, and retention risk — and what to negotiate to protect your investment.