Dental Acquisitions Marketplace
More of the market becomes visible.
Listings, buyers, brokers, and transaction professionals can participate in the same marketplace instead of remaining limited to separate websites, lists, and relationships.
For brokers
Built with brokers, not around them.
Bring your listings. Keep your relationships. Reach more qualified buyers than you can reach alone.
Dental Acquisitions gives brokers a larger marketplace for the work they're already doing, connecting listings with buyers and the professionals a dental transition requires without replacing the broker at the centre of the relationship.
Your relationships. Your expertise. Your role in the transaction.
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More reach
Put listings in front of a broader buyer market.
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Your relationships
The trust you've built remains yours.
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Your expertise
Technology doesn't replace transaction judgment.
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One marketplace
Connect the people a transition already requires.
The marketplace today
Sellers are already listing in your market.
Every practice currently for sale on the platform. Zoom into your own region to see what is listed there, then bring the relationships you already have to the ones that fit.
Drawing 3,141 listings…
Pins
Asking price
Annual revenue
More listings here
What am I seeing?
Every pin is an area, not an address. A practice for sale is
shown inside a circle a few miles wide, and never at its real location, until
its owner agrees to talk. A filled pin is an asking price; an
outlined pin is annual revenue, for a listing with no published
asking price; a dot is a listing whose price has no room to show
at this zoom. Click any of them to look closer.
Listings by state
- California: 499
- New York: 307
- Texas: 266
- Illinois: 161
- Florida: 137
- Pennsylvania: 133
- Georgia: 121
- New Jersey: 118
- Colorado: 107
- Washington: 105
- Tennessee: 95
- Ohio: 90
- Michigan: 74
- North Carolina: 72
- Massachusetts: 68
- Maryland: 66
- Wisconsin: 62
- New Mexico: 56
- Arizona: 55
- Virginia: 50
- Connecticut: 48
- Indiana: 45
- South Carolina: 45
- Alabama: 40
- Minnesota: 36
- Utah: 32
- Oregon: 31
- Missouri: 30
- Louisiana: 26
- Kentucky: 24
- Nebraska: 15
- Nevada: 15
- Arkansas: 13
- Kansas: 12
- Oklahoma: 12
- Maine: 10
- Iowa: 9
- New Hampshire: 9
- Hawaii: 8
- Alaska: 7
- Idaho: 6
- Rhode Island: 5
- Delaware: 4
- Mississippi: 4
- West Virginia: 4
- Vermont: 3
- South Dakota: 2
- Wyoming: 2
- Montana: 1
- North Dakota: 1
What's been missing
Your value was never the problem. The infrastructure was never built.
Nobody in this industry is doing it wrong. Brokers find the opportunities, earn the seller's trust, understand the practice, and bring judgment to a complicated transaction. That expertise already exists.
What's been missing is a way to connect it. Listings sit on separate websites. Buyer networks stop at each broker's contacts. Attorneys, CPAs, and lenders arrive through separate relationships. No single broker can reach every buyer, every professional, and every opportunity.
The expertise was already there. The connection wasn't.
Dental Acquisitions connects the market around the work brokers already do.
Expand your reach
Your network is valuable. The market is bigger.
Every broker has buyers they know, relationships they trust, and markets where they're strongest. That network is an asset.
The marketplace adds the people outside it: buyers you haven't met yet, groups entering your geography, and participants whose criteria happen to fit the opportunity you're representing.
More reach doesn't require giving up the relationships you already have.
- Your network today Relationships you've already built.
- Your network + the marketplace The relationships you already have, with a larger market around them.
Known buyer
Multi-practice owner
Group
CPA
Lender
Attorney
Known buyer
Individual buyer
Real estate
DSO
Regional group
Broker
The marketplace doesn't replace your network. It extends it.
Your relationships stay yours. More of the market becomes visible around them.
What stays yours
More reach. Nothing that makes you valuable gets smaller.
A marketplace should expand the opportunities around a broker, not erase the value the broker brings to them.
The relationships you've earned, the judgment you bring, the reputation you've built, and the role you choose to play in a transaction remain part of your business. Dental Acquisitions gives those things a larger market to operate in.
- Your relationships
- The trust you've built with practice owners, buyers, and professionals doesn't become marketplace property.
- Stays yours
- Your judgment
- Technology can surface more opportunities. It can't replace the experience required to understand which conversations are worth having.
- Stays yours
- Your reputation
- The credibility you've earned in your market still belongs to you. A marketplace can extend where that reputation is seen, not manufacture it.
- Stays yours
- Your role
- If you're representing a practice owner, the marketplace doesn't become the advisor. You and the professionals involved in the transaction continue doing the work that requires human judgment.
- Stays yours
- Your clients
- When a practice owner you represent enters Dental Acquisitions, they can identify you as their broker. The relationship routes through you, not around you.
- Stays yours
The marketplace expands the opportunity. The broker still brings the value.
More reach changes the market around you, not the value you bring to it.
The marketplace
Every dental transition already takes a network. Now that network has a marketplace.
Buying or selling a dental practice can involve far more than a buyer and a seller. Brokers, attorneys, CPAs, lenders, and real estate professionals may all become part of the same transition.
Dental Acquisitions gives those participants one marketplace in which to become discoverable to one another while each continues doing the work their role requires.
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Brokers You
Relationships, market knowledge, representation, and transaction judgment.
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Practice owners
Owners exploring value, preparation, or a transition.
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Buyers
Dentists, groups, and other potential acquirers exploring opportunities.
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Attorneys
Legal structure, agreements, employment matters, and closing documents.
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CPAs
Practice economics, tax considerations, and financial structure.
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Lenders
Acquisition financing when a buyer needs capital to complete a transaction.
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Real estate
Building sales, lease assignments, lease negotiation, and related property matters.
The marketplace connects the participants. It doesn't replace what any of them do.
The broker remains the broker. The attorney remains the attorney. The CPA remains the CPA. The marketplace gives the transaction ecosystem a common place to connect.
Built around the transaction
Three things, built around the work you already do.
Dental Acquisitions is the whole. It has three connected parts, each built around a different part of the work.
The Marketplace is where listings, buyers, brokers, and professionals become visible to one another. The Deal Team is the people a transaction requires. The Deal Room is where an active deal gets managed. None of them replaces the broker's judgment or professional role.
Dental Acquisitions Deal Team
Keep who you trust. Find who you still need.
A dental transaction may involve an attorney, CPA, lender, real estate professional, and other specialists. Bring the professionals already part of your relationships. When there's a gap, participating professionals in the marketplace are easier to discover.
Dental Acquisitions Deal Room
When interest becomes a transaction, give the deal one place to live.
The Deal Room is the transaction environment for an active deal, where the buyer, seller, broker, and professionals involved can work around the same transaction rather than treating it as a collection of disconnected conversations.
The marketplace creates reach.
The people create the transaction.
The deal room gives it a place to happen.
Different jobs. One connected system, with the broker in it at every stage.
Why brokers participate
More of the market within reach.
The value isn't in changing how you broker a transaction. It's in expanding what can become visible around it.
More reach
A listing can become discoverable beyond the buyers and relationships already inside one broker's network.
More connections
Buyers and transaction professionals participating in the marketplace become easier to discover when an opportunity creates a reason to connect.
More value from opportunities you won't pursue
An opportunity that isn't right for you may be right for another broker. A broader marketplace can make that broker easier to find.
How it works
- Claim your profile
- Add your listings
- Get discovered
- Build the deal team
- Move active deals into the Deal Room
The questions worth asking
Are you competing with me?
Dental Acquisitions is marketplace infrastructure. Its role is to make opportunities and participants easier to discover, not to replace the judgment, relationships, or professional representation a broker provides.
What happens to the client relationship I've built?
The relationship you've earned remains part of your business. Dental Acquisitions is designed around broker participation, not around making the marketplace the seller's advisor.
Why would I put an opportunity into a marketplace other brokers can see?
Because the marketplace isn't only brokers. Buyers and the professionals involved in dental transitions participate too. The purpose is broader discovery around the opportunity, not broker-to-broker exposure for its own sake.
Is this free until it isn't?
Listing and participating are free. A fee applies when a transaction closes. The exact terms are stated in the broker agreement before you participate, not in a marketing promise about what pricing will always be.
What happens when Dental Acquisitions gets big enough to change the terms?
That's a fair question. The credible answer isn't that terms can never change. It's that the governing terms should be written down, visible before you participate, and changed transparently rather than by surprise. A marketplace only works while the people inside it believe participation remains worth it.
Bring what you've built. Reach what you haven't.
Your relationships, judgment, and reputation already have value. Dental Acquisitions gives that work a larger marketplace in which to operate.
See the marketplace. Understand the model. Decide whether it belongs in your business.
One marketplace. Every dental transition.