An oral surgery practice sale goes through a rigorous and highly structured sale process. Ellis and Associates helps you see the whole scope of possibilities as you prepare to sell. Our specialized firm supports owners through the entire sale process so they can move forward with confidence.
We draw upon decades of high level experience to provide practice owners with strategic guidance throughout the sale. That is proven to avoid pitfalls and put you in position for a good result.
We review your financial performance, case mix, referral relationships, patient demand, market positioning and growth opportunities. We study your various revenue streams, surgical case volume and referral network. This helps owners see their practice the way buyers do before entering the market.
Surgeons looking to sell their oral and maxillofacial surgery practice need to take a number of things into account. Our team helps owners prepare the practice for sale, evaluate buyers and manage negotiations with a deft touch.
We draw upon decades of M&A expertise to give you the leverage you need. We know a buyer’s mindset and recognize the numerous ways sellers can let their best chances slip away.
Know the best time to prepare for sale before contacting buyers. Gain a comprehensive practice valuation to have a clear idea how much you are likely to get for selling your practice. Identify the steps to improve your value before transaction time, from implant and anesthesia capacity to provider stability and referral additions.
The right time depends on your personal plans, professional goals, financial performance, growth opportunities, market demand and conditions. A valuation will help you understand where your practice stands before starting the sale process.
Yes. Many oral surgeons stay involved after closing through an employment agreement, transition role, or equity partnership – and are often required to do so by the buyer. Buyers typically desire 3-5 year stay periods, which can be negotiated and do impact valuation. In surgeon-led platforms, rollover equity is common and could be a significant part of total value.
The timeline can vary based on preparation, buyer interest, diligence, negotiations and closing requirements. Most transactions take 6-9 months.