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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Birchwood Dental Practice application in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling in your general information. Enter your name, address, and contact details in the designated fields. Ensure you answer whether you need a work permit by selecting YES or NO.
  3. Proceed to the Education History section. List all schools, colleges, and universities attended since age 11 along with qualifications gained, including subjects and grades.
  4. In the Dental Qualifications section, provide details of any relevant certifications or degrees you hold. Include any other qualifications that may support your application.
  5. Fill out the Courses Attended section with titles of dental and non-dental courses completed. If applicable, include your GDC registration number and PCO list number.
  6. Detail your Employment History starting from your most recent job. Include dates, employer's name and address, post held, main duties, and reason for leaving.
  7. In the Further Information section, explain why you are applying for this position and highlight relevant skills and experience. You can continue on a separate sheet if necessary.
  8. Finally, provide references by listing two individuals who can vouch for your professional background. Make sure one is your most recent employer.

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What is the average dental collections percentage? ing to this article by DentistryIQ, the average collections percentage is 91%, but you dont want to be average. You want your collections percentage to be between 98%-100%.
Your collection percentage will fluctuate over time, but an average of 99% to 103% should be your goal. This number will fluctuate due to the timing of insurance payments. If your office submitted a few large claims at the end of the month, you may find your collection percentage to be lower than ideal.
In general, you should expect a dental practice to sell for 0.5x to 0.75x of its gross annual revenue, but there are multiple factors that will play a role. For example, if your practice generally has high overhead expenses related to equipment and solutions, then your practice might not sell for as much.
Average dental school debt: $293,900 As of 2022, the average dental school grad carried $293,900 in loans, while the average debt load for a graduate of the Class of 2022 was a slightly lower $286,200, ing to the Education Data Initiative.
On average, the value of a dental practice was approximately $2.1 million, or 62% higher using a business appraisal versus the value using the 0.8x rule of thumb multiple. The median difference in value was approximately $1.4 million, or 52% higher. That is quite a bit of money to leave on the table!

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Data gathered by Sikka Software from more than 12,500 dental practices shows that the average dental practice carried a total accounts receivable balance of $116,744.18 in 2016.
As of this writing, the largest DSOs in the United States by number of administrative-supported practices are: Heartland Dental More than 1,650 practices. Aspen Dental More than 1,000 practices. Pacific Dental Services More than 900 practices. Smile Brands Nearly 700 practices. MB2 Dental 500 practices.
Buying a dental practice already in business will cost about $500,000. In some cases, it can be as much as $750,000. The benefit of buying an existing business is dental machinery and equipment.

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