Top 10 Reasons to choose Henry Schein for Dental Transitions

Combines a vast nationwide network with deep local market insights and sales opportunities.

Lack the national scale or deep local insights, limiting access to qualified buyers or tailored solutions.

Offers end-to-end transition services, including valuation, buyer vetting, and post-sale integration.

Services may be limited to specific aspects of the transaction, leaving gaps for clients to deal with independently.

Exclusively focused on dental practice transitions, bringing unmatched understanding of the dental market.

Often handle multiple industries, diluting focus and expertise in dental-specific transitions.

Uses proprietary tools and extensive market data to deliver precise, premium valuations, ensuring your practice’s true value is recognized.

Valuation methods may lack consistency or accuracy, leading to overpricing or undervaluing.

Access to a curated and prequalified network of buyers, including corporate, private, and associate dentists.

Buyer pool may be smaller or less vetted, increasing the risk of deal complications.

Recognized by Ethisphere as one of the "World's Most Ethical Companies" for nearly 15 years, ensuring full transparency and fair representation for both sellers and buyers.

Varying levels of transparency, with some brokers prioritizing quick deals over long-term client satisfaction.

Leverages Henry Schein's market position and resources to provide insights into industry trends, helping clients make informed decisions

Limited access to current market data, placing clients at a disadvantage in negotiations.

Offers a team of top-tier experts, including financial advisors and consultants, providing a seamless experience.

Typically offers a single point of contact, without the same level of specialized support.

Delivers premium post-sale support, including integration tools and ongoing practice management, ensuring sustained success.

Post-sale support is often minimal or non-existent.

Hundreds of successful transactions annually, backed by Henry Schein’s industry leadership and credibility.

Less experience or less-established reputation in dental practice transitions.