Personal readiness. Are you personally ready to exit your practice?
Exit planning
Plan your exit before you need one
The problem with most dentists’ exit strategies is simple: they don’t exist. A clear plan protects what your practice is worth, and your retirement.
Why it matters
Most practices will be sold. Few are ready.
Australia has more than 8,000 dental practices, and corporates own fewer than one in ten. That leaves over 7,000 owners who will think about selling at some point.
An unprepared sale gets messy
Whether the buyer is a corporate or a private dentist, selling a practice that isn’t ready causes delays and costs value. Myths about how practices are valued add to the confusion.
We prepare practices, not crowns
We don’t do implants or general dentistry. We prepare practices for sale and sell them, and our clients have achieved record prices.
Curious where you stand? Even if your practice is already for sale, we’re happy to talk it through.
dental practices in Australia
owned by corporates
owned by baby boomers
practices likely to sell each year
Start now, it’s free
Three free assessments
Find out where you stand in a few minutes. Each one comes with a free, confidential report you can use as a checklist before you sell.
Business value attractiveness. How attractive is your practice to a potential buyer?
Exit-planning readiness. A step-by-step plan to maximise your practice’s value before you sell.
Owners who planned ahead
Dentists who prepared their exit with Jan.
Two practices, both sold fast
“His exit strategy was simple but precise. One practice sold within 45 days, the other within two days of listing, both for top dollar.”
Ready, and $40K better off
“The best way to prepare not only your practice but yourself. We saved over $40K on coaches and other specialists.”
Sold and retired
“His personal attention and perseverance throughout the process resulted in a sale that pleased everyone involved.”
Free ebook: Unlocking Your Dental Practice Exit Strategies
From deciding to sell to choosing a broker, Jan’s plain-English guide to the right exit strategy for your practice.
Talk to Jan
Thinking about your exit?
Start with a confidential conversation. There’s no obligation, and it’s never too early to plan.


