Source: Unsplash.com When it comes to investing in new equipment, many practice owners instinctively reach for their cheque book. In fact, a recent survey shows that 41% of dentists prefer to pay in full, upfront for large equipment purchases.* While this approach might feel like the most straightforward route, it can actually weaken your practice’s
For many dentists, opticians, and medical practitioners who own their own practice, the lines between personal and business finances can often blur—especially when it comes to large purchases like clinical equipment, IT systems, or refurbishment costs. While it may be tempting to fund these purchases from personal finances, savings or a personal loan, there are
Coming out of the Dentistry Show 2025, one thing was clear: there is a distinction between growing practices and those standing still. What sets them apart? They treat finance as a strategic tool not a necessity. Running a successful practice goes beyond great clinical care. It requires making smart financial choices that keep your business
