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Originally Posted by Dentoman
Definitely and still are, but not to the degree that corporate owned offices are. When one of the largest dental corporations is listed on the TSX, should be a red flag. The other large one has a significant investment from one of the largest dental corps in the US and Peloton Capital.
They aren't necessarily looking out for the patient first. You don't produce to their expectations, they aren't happy. Only one way to make that up.
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I dunno, I just can't see how this is really viable. You can always switch dentists, there's lots that follow the fee guide.
DNTL barely makes any money and their stock performance sucks. I can't even imagine how they'd buy practices and make money from it. They'd buy a practice at maybe 1X revenue? Probably mix of cash and stock? Terrible for the dentist, terrible for DNTL.
Edit: probably not even close to 1X rev. Probably $100K or thereabouts. Even then a total waste of money.