Legal clarity for the business of dentistry.
For dentists buying, selling, operating, and protecting a practice across Ontario.
Dental decisions are connected. A purchase affects a lease. A sale affects associates and staff. We look at the legal terms alongside the way your clinic actually works.
Support across the life of a practice.
Buying a practice
From the letter of intent to the closing checklist, make the terms of your purchase work in practice.
02 / 06Selling a practice
Prepare for diligence, negotiate the sale documents, and plan what happens after closing.
03 / 06Practice leases
Understand the premises obligations that can shape a clinic’s value and future flexibility.
04 / 06Associate agreements
Set clear expectations around compensation, scheduling, records, and the end of the relationship.
05 / 06Clinic employment
Practical counsel for hiring, policies, workplace issues, and departures.
06 / 06RCDSO & practice risk
Respond thoughtfully to regulatory concerns and manage obligations across the practice.
A purchase agreement cannot be reviewed in isolation.
Consider a practice purchase: the lease may control whether the buyer can stay, the associate arrangements may affect continuity, and the seller’s transition can shape the first year. We help you see how the pieces fit.
Buying a practiceInsights for your next decision.
Selling a Dental Practice in Ontario: 9 Decisions That Shape the Deal
Planning to sell an Ontario dental practice? Review the lease, staff, patient records, receivables and post-sale terms before signing the deal.
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Dental Practice Letters of Intent: What Ontario Buyers and Sellers Should Settle First
Before signing an LOI for a dental practice, clarify the deal structure, conditions, deposit, lease, confidentiality, and transition. Here is a practical checklist.
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Buying a Dental Practice in Ontario? Review the Lease Before You Commit
The clinic lease can affect value, financing, and closing. Learn which lease terms to examine and how to plan for landlord consent in a dental practice purchase.
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Dental Associate Compensation in Ontario: What the Percentage Does Not Tell You
A percentage alone does not explain an associate dentist’s pay. Clarify collections, adjustments, lab fees, timing, statements, and departure payments in the agreement.
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