After you find exercises to buy you have to do a thorough test and then after you enter the letter of intention or purchase agreement then conduct a patient chart audit. This is your chance to find out more about exercises and verify the representation carried out in the practice.

It's the easiest to approach the audit methodically and step by step.

1. See financial statement practices. It must be complete until three months before you begin to review the practice of dentistry. You must take assistance from dental practice consultants to purchase/sell a dental practice.

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They must include temporary income statements, as well as tax returns for the past three years. Often the best to get special information are analyzed by consultants or accountants acquisition to ensure you do not miss relevant facts.

2. Check patient records. It is important to know the number of active patient files that the practice has, but many dentists are not aware of the right numbers. 

Practical consultants can help compile this information for you by setting careful parameters when checking file samples.

3. Check staff records. It will show you how long each staff member has been practicing and is there related to the seller. Gross wages must be taken into account between 22% and 28% of the total gross production. You can also see the benefits currently offered and need to decide which benefits you will provide in the future.