Listing #2471 – Northern Maryland
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Periodontal
- Date Added
- April 08, 2024
- Reference Number
- 2471
- State
- Maryland
- City/Area
- Northern Maryland
- Practice Type
- Periodontal
- Collections
- 1.6M
- Net
- Operatories
- Contact Broker, Hudson Transition Partners - Dorothy Knupp
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- Well-established periodontal practice with a strong emphasis on implantology available in northern Maryland, serving patients and referrals from Maryland and Pennsylvania. Primarily fee-for-service, with a favorable fee schedule, the practice collects over $1.6 million annually. An excellent opportunity for a periodontist, oral surgeon, or highly trained general dentist, the large office features six operatories with Adec equipment, is fully digital with CBCT, and includes multiple private offices. Real estate is available for lease. For more information, contact Dorothy Knupp at Hudson Transitions Partners - (412) 522-1791 or dorothy@hudsontransitions.com.
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