Periodontal Practice - Prince George's County, Maryland
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Periodontal
- Date Added
- August 09, 2024
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- State
- Maryland
- City/Area
- Prince George's County
- Practice Type
- Periodontal
- Collections
- $920,000
- Net
- Operatories
- 5 Fully equipped operatories
- Contact Broker, Allen Schiff
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- Serving the PG community for 50+ years Office is 1,501 square feet Operates on an insurance basis and offers third-party financing options $920,000 Average collections 30-40 Dentists refer to the practice 1,600 Active patients 5 Fully equipped operatories Digital Panorex, Laser, Air-Abrasive, Digital Radiography, and CBCT/I-Cat Refer out for endo, ortho, oral surgery, pedo, TMJ, third molars, big deficient ridges, some sinus lifts, and root canals Employees willing to stay on with new owner Free parking available Curve Hero Practice Management Software For information contact: Allen Schiff – ASchiff@Schiffcpa.com | 410-321-7707 ext. 1205
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