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Analyzing dental practice value: doing your own appraisal
Current Opinion in Dentistry
|October 1, 1991
Abstract:
Analyzing practice value consists of a simplified method of determining practice value that allows the dentist to periodically review and value his or her own practice. Three formulas are outlined and averaged, considering cash flow and how it can affect the total picture. The subjective portion of practice analysis is also detailed to show how practices with the same production levels and assets can have varying worth.
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