Multi-Location Practice w/ Annual Revenue of $5 Million & EBITDA of $1.7 Million
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- Date Added
- March 24, 2021
- Reference Number
- H470
- State
- Texas
- City/Area
- Houston
- Practice Type
- General Dental
- Collections
- $5,000,000
- Net
- Operatories
- 16
- Contact Broker, McLerran & Associates
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- Additional Information
- This is an opportunity for a DSO or Private Equity buyer to partner with young entrepreneurial dentists who are looking to continue growing their successful dental enterprise, which currently consists of 3 locations, annual revenue of approx. $5 million, and EBITDA of approx. $1.7 million. The practice serves a diverse patient base (FFS, PPO & Medicaid) and provides a wide array of services to both adults and children. Each office is located in a high-traffic retail location with 8+ operatories. #H470
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