tial pitfalls enables him to help dentists avoid costly mistakes.
“Dental school graduates usually experience a lot of pent-up consumerism when they first get out of school. However, dentistry
requires more costly, sophisticated equipment now than it used to
years ago, so start up is very capital-intensive,” he notes. “Many
young dentists are juggling a lot of debt and starting a new career,
maybe buying a new home and starting a family as well. This is a
critical time – it is more imperative than ever to fine tune your
business practices and know how to set a budget and stick to it.”
Putting clients in the driver’s seat
While dentists tend to be independent by nature, Bland Garvey’s
clients find it easy to quickly establish a trusting relationship.
Bland Garvey’s approach helps dentists build a real understanding
and insight into their own financials. They appreciate the high
level of transparency afforded by being able to secure