Future in Dentistry question

[SCDP]

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I would love to be an owner of like 3-4 offices and just managing those and not performing dentistry. I mean I could just work and fill in whenever my associates take vacation.

I don't think it would be wise to buy 3-4 practices because that would run quite expensive...

So I'm wondering if it is still or will be possible to start up 3-4 practices and have them be successful?

Are most areas filling up with dentists quickly making start up success tougher?

 

[Silent Cool]

I would love to be an owner of like 3-4 offices and just managing those and not performing dentistry. I mean I could just work and fill in whenever my associates take vacation.

I don't think it would be wise to buy 3-4 practices because that would run quite expensive...

So I'm wondering if it is still or will be possible to start up 3-4 practices and have them be successful?

Are most areas filling up with dentists quickly making start up success tougher?

This more or less exactly what the dental chains do.

 

[SCDP]

This more or less exactly what the dental chains do.

except for the fact that the dental chains have tons of cash so they can throw 1 mil to buy a single practice. Plus I'd like not to be seen as a corporation so maybe have a few different named offices...

 

[Silent Cool]

except for the fact that the dental chains have tons of cash so they can throw 1 mil to buy a single practice. Plus I'd like not to be seen as a corporation so maybe have a few different named offices...

Yup, it is entirely do-able. You just need to find the right area.

 

[Superdentist64]

Yup, it is entirely do-able. You just need to find the right area.

You need three things: money, hard work, patience.

 

[AlbinoPolarBear]

Plus I'd like not to be seen as a corporation so maybe have a few different named offices...

Someone already thought of your idea. Pacific dental services.

 

[JVanHorn]

This is becoming more and more popular. Why? Because it works.

But don't dive in.

Get your feet wet with one practice and make sure you have a scalable system for each process in the practices, first.