Practice Finance
Behind every dental practice's day-to-day operations is a set of financial mechanics that determine whether it's actually profitable — EBITDA and its add-backs, overhead benchmarks by cost category, AR days, and collections rate. This collection breaks down the numbers that matter most, from how adjusted EBITDA is calculated in a practice sale to what a healthy overhead ratio looks like and how to close the gap between production and collections. Whether you're preparing to sell, opening a new location, or just trying to understand your own P&L, these articles translate the financial mechanics into plain language.
Featured Articles on Practice Finance
- What Is Adjusted EBITDA in a Dental Practice Sale?
- What EBITDA Actually Means in a Dental Practice
- The Real Cost of Staying In-Network: A PPO Profitability Analysis
- What Should Dental Practice Overhead Be?
- Dental AR Days and Collections Rate
- AR and Collections: How to Collect the Money You Already Made
- Your Dental Equipment Is an Asset. Treat It That Way.
- The Real Cost to Open a Dental Practice
- How to Finance a Dental Office Build
- Insurance vs. Fee-for-Service: The Math and the Ethics, Kept Separate
- The 10 Dental KPIs Every Practice Owner Should Know
- The ADA's Q2 2026 Dental Economy Report