Eight Disciplines, Pre Vetted

The Right Experts, Every Step Of The Way

Opening or scaling a practice takes a team, not one advisor. We have already checked specialists in every discipline your launch will need, so you are never guessing who to call next.

Ask Your Lawyer

“Does this lease include an exclusivity clause preventing another dentist in the plaza?”

Ask Your Banker

“What loan to value ratio can I expect for a startup compared to an acquisition?”

Ask Your Builder

“What is built into the budget as contingency for permit delays?”

Every expert below comes with the questions you should be asking.

Your Team

Who Does What, And What To Ask Them

Each expert below shows what they handle for you and two questions worth asking in the first meeting. The questions are the fastest way to tell a good specialist from a general one.

01 DSF Team (Realtor)

Sources and reviews commercial spaces that suit a dental practice, negotiates lease or purchase terms, and checks visibility, zoning and how close the nearest competitors sit.

What They Do For You

Good Questions To Ask Them

Q1 What dental zoning issues should I watch for here?

Q2 How does this site compare to others on walk in visibility and parking?

02 Banker

Structures startup or acquisition financing with lenders who already work in healthcare and dental lending, including equipment and working capital lines.

What They Do For You

Good Questions To Ask Them

Q1 What loan to value ratio can I expect for a startup compared to an acquisition?

Q2 What is a realistic contingency reserve to build into my loan?

03 Accountant

Builds your startup cost projections, sets up practice accounting, and structures the corporation for tax efficiency from the first day.

What They Do For You

Good Questions To Ask Them

Q1 What is the most tax efficient way to structure equipment purchases?

Q2 What should my monthly overhead target be at this revenue stage?

04 Lawyer

Reviews and negotiates leases, purchase agreements, incorporation documents and employment contracts, so dental specific liability and lease traps do not reach you.

What They Do For You

Good Questions To Ask Them

Q1 Does this lease include an exclusivity clause preventing another dentist in the plaza?

Q2 Who is responsible for plumbing and HVAC repairs under this lease?

05 Builder

Designs and builds your clinic around dental workflow, infection control and equipment requirements, on time and on budget.

What They Do For You

Good Questions To Ask Them

Q1 Can you give me references from other dental buildouts?

Q2 What is built into the budget as contingency for permit delays?

06 Equipment Supplier

Gives you access to trusted chairs, imaging systems, sterilization equipment and software, new or certified pre owned, without overpaying.

What They Do For You

Good Questions To Ask Them

Q1 What is the warranty and the service response time on this equipment?

Q2 Is certified pre owned equipment available for this model?

07 Practice Consultant

Advises on operations, scheduling, case acceptance and team structure, so the practice runs efficiently and is ready for growth or a second location.

What They Do For You

Good Questions To Ask Them

Q1 What KPIs should I be tracking in my first six months?

Q2 When am I financially ready to consider a second location?

One Request, The Right Person

Tell Us Where You Are And We Will Make The Introduction

Pick the stage you are at. We will connect you with the specialist who handles it, and send the questions to take into that first meeting.