Dentists Who Invest Podcast Do These Things To Make Your Dental Practice Exit Stress Free with Maja Thompson
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Selling a dental practice is more than just a financial transaction—it’s an emotional journey. In this episode, Maja Thompson from Henry Schein shares expert insights on navigating the complexities of a practice exit while preparing for life after dentistry. Many dentists underestimate the emotional impact of selling, but with the right strategies, you can transition smoothly into retirement without feeling lost or unfulfilled.
We explore the key steps to a seamless sale, from early planning and tax considerations to diversifying income streams for financial security. Maja also reveals how dentists can embrace new opportunities, hobbies, and even philanthropy to make retirement one of the most rewarding phases of life.
Finally, we break down the practicalities of selling, including due diligence, legal agreements, lease negotiations, and the increasingly complex process of transferring CQC registration. Whether you’re planning to sell soon or just considering your options, this episode is packed with essential advice to ensure your exit is as smooth and stress-free as possible.
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