Dental Practice Valuations

Certified, USPAP-compliant valuations prepared by a Certified Valuation Analyst who specializes in dentistry — defensible enough for the IRS, courts, lenders, and partners, and clear enough to actually understand.

  • CVA Certified NACVA credentialed
  • USPAP Compliant On every report
  • Fully Transparent Clear, candid guidance
Certified valuation analyst reviewing financial reports for a dental practice valuation

A real valuation is more than a number — it's a defensible analysis you can rely on for the biggest financial and legal decisions of your career. We deliver exactly that, in plain English.

Every important decision about a dental practice eventually comes back to one question: what is it actually worth? A credible answer requires more than a multiple pulled from a spreadsheet. It requires recognized methods, dental-specific judgment, and documentation that holds up under scrutiny — which is exactly what a Certified Valuation Analyst provides.

Why dentists choose us for this

Credentialed & USPAP-Compliant

Your valuation is prepared by a Certified Valuation Analyst following USPAP standards. That rigor is what makes a report hold up with the IRS, courts, lenders, and partners — where an informal estimate simply won't.

Dental-Specific Analysis

We understand the numbers that actually drive a dental practice's value — collections, hygiene production, payor mix, provider goodwill, equipment, and DSO dynamics — not generic small-business formulas.

The Right Report for the Job

Choose the depth you need: an hourly consultation, a calculation report, or a full detailed report. We'll recommend the right level for your purpose and budget — never more than you need.

Clear, Defensible, Understandable

We explain how we reached every conclusion in language you can follow. You'll know what drives your value — and how to improve it before a sale.

Valuation options

Valuation support matched to the decision you're making

Whether you need a quick second opinion, a practical value estimate, or a more fully documented dental practice valuation, we'll recommend the level of work your situation actually requires.

Hourly Consultation

Scoped on the call

A second opinion without a full valuation engagement — ideal for an associate evaluating a partnership buy-in, or an owner who wants an independent check on an offer before they act.

Most popular

Calculation Report

Starting at $3,500

A streamlined calculated value — well suited to planning ahead, pricing a sale, or anchoring a partner buy-in between cooperative parties.

Detailed Report

Starting at $6,500

Full documentation of data, methods, and assumptions — built for where the number will be challenged: the IRS, divorce, disputes, or estate tax.

How it works

A clear, guided process

  1. 01

    Define the Purpose & Scope

    We start by understanding why you need a valuation — a sale, partner buy-in, divorce, or estate planning — and recommend the right report for the job, so you never pay for more than you need.

  2. 02

    Gather & Analyze the Financials

    We gather and analyze your financials and practice details for you. A short conversation captures the value drivers a spreadsheet would miss — minimal effort on your end.

  3. 03

    Determine the Value

    Using recognized, USPAP-compliant methods built for dentistry, we reach a conclusion of value that stands up to the IRS, courts, lenders, and partners.

  4. 04

    Deliver the Report & Walkthrough

    You receive a clear written report and a one-on-one walkthrough — so you understand what your practice is worth and how to act on it with confidence.

FAQ

Dental Practice Valuations: your questions answered

  • Common purposes include selling the practice, a partner buy-in or buy-out, divorce, estate planning, partnership or shareholder disputes, and estate and gift tax reporting. The intended use shapes the standard of value and the type of report you need.

  • A calculation report applies agreed-upon approaches to reach a value efficiently and is well-suited to planning and internal decisions. A detailed report includes fuller analysis and documentation, which is preferable when the valuation may face scrutiny from the IRS, a court, or opposing counsel. We'll recommend the right fit.

  • USPAP (the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice) is the recognized benchmark for credible appraisals. A USPAP-compliant valuation from a Certified Valuation Analyst carries real weight where it counts — with tax authorities, lenders, and the courts.

  • We analyze your financials and the practice-specific drivers that move value — collections, profitability, hygiene production, payor mix, goodwill, equipment, and location — and apply the three recognized valuation approaches: income, market, and asset. We also interview the owner to capture the context behind the numbers that a spreadsheet alone would miss. The result is a defensible conclusion of value, not a rule-of-thumb multiple.

  • Yes. Many of our valuations support divorce, partnership and shareholder disputes, and estate and gift tax matters, where a credentialed, USPAP-compliant report is essential. We're happy to coordinate with your attorney or CPA.

Confidential & No-Obligation

Get a valuation you can actually rely on

Whether you're selling, planning, or navigating a dispute, start with a certified valuation that holds up. Reach out for a confidential, no-obligation conversation.