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Long in the Tooth: Insights for Age 55+ Dentists

Most dentists fail to plan ahead for the sale of their practice. By not preparing for this inevitable event, they miss out on thousands of dollars, limit their transition options, and burden their loved ones with uncertainty about the future. On Long in the Tooth podcast, we share non-clinical insights to help you prepare for the sale today so you can maximize your profitability and peace of mind tomorrow. For all the hard work you’ve put into building your practice, we believe you, your family, and your staff deserve to transition after the sale into an even richer and more rewarding season of life. Subscribe today and tune in on Fridays to glean new insights. This podcast is hosted by Randon Jenson & Marie Chatterley of CTC Associates. It was founded by Bob Brooks, CBI, CEPA of Practice Endeavors.

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Should I tell my staff about the transition?

February 11, 2022 • J. Robert Brooks, CBI, CEPA • Season 2 • Episode 1

It’s a concern every dentist has as they contemplate transitioning their practice to new ownership – Should I tell my staff? When should I tell my staff? How should I tell my staff?

Coordinating with staff members causes the most anxiety for any prospective seller. As we kick off Season 2, Randon Jenson & Marie Chatterley share how and when to bring your staff members in on the transition so that they feel onboard with the process and the transition goes as smoothly as possible.

For help transitioning your practice to new ownership, contact Randon & Marie at: ctc-associates.com

Find a dental practice transition specialist in your area by sending a message to: office@longinthetooth.info

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Long in the Tooth is hosted by Randon Jenson & Marie Chatterley of CTC Associates. It was founded by Bob Brooks, CBI, CEPA of Practice Endeavors.

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