First Step to Selling
ADS South advises that your practice get a valuation done three to five years before you actually plan to sell. Even if you're not contemplating selling your practice in the near future, having a current and accurate valuation on hand proves very useful.
Our dental practice sales team can not only provide you with an exceptionally accurate valuation, but we also have the unparalleled experience to provide invaluable advice, often increasing a practice's worth prior to a sale. Sometimes, even slight adjustments in the day-to-day operations of a practice or simple cosmetic upgrades will dramatically increase your practice's value.
Videos
Enjoy a few short video clips to help you when it comes to purchasing a practice.
The First Step to SellingADS South can help get your practice sold quickly and fairly.
A Dentist That Did It WrongOur professional sales consultants will make sure there are no mistakes.
Getting Cash for Your PracticeWe ensure that our sellers get paid for their practices in cash.
Finding the Right Buyer for Your PracticeWe want to find a financially and personally compatible buyer for your practice.
Don’t Retire – Become an Associate!Sell your practice and continue working as an associate at the practice.
Marketing Your Practice for SaleWe use magazine advertisements and several websites to sell your practice.
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Testimonial from a Satistfied Dentist
"Missy and I wanted to make your heads even larger and take this opportunity to thank you both for years of guidance, friendship, willingness to butt heads with someone as stubborn as you, and of course your excellent brokerage service over 21 years of professional association with us. Regarding your brokerage, the homework you do on the subject practice, the detailed information you provide, the ongoing consultation immediately available and the ability to work with lenders sets ADS apart from the others. Regarding thinking out of the box, your consistent pushing us into the entrepreneurial side of dental practice was a gift that we questioned initially but some of us are slow learners. We have experienced others and rest assured, here is no other company than ADS that will have our future business."
Missy
First Step to Selling
ADS South advises that your practice get a valuation done three to five years before you actually plan to sell. Even if you're not contemplating selling your practice in the near future, having a current and accurate valuation on hand proves very useful.
Our dental practice sales team can not only provide you with an exceptionally accurate valuation, but we also have the unparalleled experience to provide invaluable advice, often increasing a practice's worth prior to a sale. Sometimes, even slight adjustments in the day-to-day operations of a practice or simple cosmetic upgrades will dramatically increase your practice's value.
Videos
Enjoy a few short video clips to help you when it comes to purchasing a practice.
We use magazine advertisements and several websites to sell your practice.
The First Step to SellingADS South can help get your practice sold quickly and fairly.
A Dentist That Did It WrongOur professional sales consultants will make sure there are no mistakes.
Getting Cash for Your PracticeWe ensure that our sellers get paid for their practices in cash.
Finding the Right Buyer for Your PracticeWe want to find a financially and personally compatible buyer for your practice.
Don’t Retire – Become an Associate!Sell your practice and continue working as an associate at the practice.
Marketing Your Practice for SaleWe use magazine advertisements and several websites to sell your practice.
ADS South
Testimonial from a Satistfied Dentist
"Your service was most important in perceiving and communicating to a younger dentist the pro's and con's of a contractual relationship. You served me well by your innovative ideas presented in the contract and by communicating its meaning to both parties. I was impressed by your patient and flexibility to change some of your concepts to meet both of our needs and still maintain incentives for both parties."
Robert M. McLean, DDS