Build your side of the table.
Every deal has two sides. The seller arrives with a broker, an attorney, and decades of leverage. The single biggest unforced error buyers make is showing up alone — or worse, borrowing the seller's people. Build your own bench. None of these are paid placements; this is who the industry actually uses.
The Lender
Pre-qualification is free, makes your LOI credible, and a dental-specialty desk moves 2–3× faster than your local branch. Every lender also has a lane — one is tight on startups, another lives for strong trailing cash flow — and sending your deal to the wrong desk burns weeks.
We work with the top dental lenders daily — tell us about your deal and we'll match you with the right bank for it.
Instead of guessing which desk fits, tell us the practice, the price range, your specialty and timeline. We'll point you to the lender whose sweet spot matches your deal — often with a preliminary look before any credit pull — and tell you straight if a bank would waste your time.
Match me with a lender →The Dental Attorney
A generalist will cost you more in missed dental-specific terms (retreatment, non-competes, lease assignment) than a specialist costs in fees. Engage at LOI, not at closing.
The Dental CPA
They've seen 100 practice P&Ls and will spot the inflated add-back or the hidden supply-cost creep in minutes. Worth it for due diligence alone ($1,500–4,000 typical).
The Buyer's Advocate
Optional but powerful on a first purchase: a consultant who works ONLY for you, reviews the deal end to end, and has no commission riding on it closing.
None of these are paid placements or affiliations — this is who the industry actually uses. Always interview 2–3 of each and pick the one who explains things in a way you understand.