practice closure
If you want to retire or stop working for other reasons and have not yet found a successor for your dental practice or dental laboratory, then we can help you.
Our services for practice closure
Depending on your equipment, we can offer you a fair price. If you wish, we can also dismantle all furniture and large appliances and thus ensure that the rental property can be handed over on the planned date without any worries.
We are also happy to help with moving complicated equipment.
Or if you have other plans, wishes or questions, please feel free to contact us.
Together we will find a solution.
General information on closing a practice
Closing of Dentists' Practices: Challenges and Opportunities
Closing a practice is an important step in a dentist's career. Whether due to age, moving house or a desire for a career change, there are various reasons why dentists decide to close their practice. However, this process can come with some challenges, but it also opens up new opportunities for everyone involved.
One of the biggest challenges when closing a practice is ensuring that patients receive adequate care. As a dentist, you have a great deal of responsibility for the well-being of your patients, and it is important that they continue to receive adequate care after the practice closes. Transferring patient data and getting recommendations from other dentists in the area can help make the transition smooth. Open communication with patients and announcing the closure early can reduce fear and anxiety.
Another important aspect of closing a practice is the legal and financial processing. Contracts must be terminated, employees laid off or taken on, and billing with health insurance companies completed. Careful planning and organization is essential to ensure that everything runs smoothly. The support of a specialized lawyer or tax advisor can be very helpful in this process.
For the dentist themselves, closing the practice opens up new opportunities. It often goes hand in hand with retirement or the start of a new professional career. Retirement offers the chance to enjoy life outside of the practice, spend time with family and pursue other interests. For dentists who are looking for a new professional challenge, closing the practice can open the way to a job in academic teaching, research or administration. It is important to explore these opportunities early and to have a clear idea of your own goals and wishes for the future.
Closing a dental practice is a complex process that should be well prepared and structured. Early planning, ensuring adequate patient care and support from professionals are crucial to making the transition successful. At the same time, closing the practice offers new opportunities for the dentist themselves, whether in retirement or in a new professional career.