u/NunYaBizzNas

Gut check from people who own practices.

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Our practice is probably our largest asset, yet there's basically no liquid market for it. The day you stop producing, value starts bleeding out — and we've all heard about a spouse fire-selling a great practice for pennies because nobody knew what it was worth or who to call.

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The concept: a network of independent dentists matched up to pre-arrange succession ahead of time. A standing, guaranteed buyer at a pre-agreed, regularly updated price — so you get a clean exit if you retire on schedule, and your family gets paid out fast if the worst happens instead of fire-selling. Stays independent, goes to a peer, not a DSO.

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Not getting into the how — just trying to figure out if the problem even resonates.

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Honestly: real pain point, or non-issue? If you're solo, do you actually have a funded plan for an unexpected exit? Would "guaranteed buyer + family protected" be worth paying for, or is it a solution looking for a problem?

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Not selling anything, just gauging interest.

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