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Changing Dental Practice Ownership Trends May Affect Succession Planning

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  • August 20, 2026

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Changing Dental Practice Ownership Trends May Affect Succession Planning

  • Kathryn Atchison, DDS, MPH

    Professor

    University of California, Los Angeles

    A growing business model called Dental Service Organizations provides administrative support to dentists, enabling them to focus on providing dental care.

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  • Paul H. Krebsbach, DDS, PhD

    Dean and Professor

    UCLA School of Dentistry

    You show them options of working in an FQHC or a private practice or a DSO, and students can see how they function.

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  • Lisa Simon, DMD

    Author (affiliations as listed); Harvard School of Dental Medicine; Harvard Medical School

    Harvard School of Dental Medicine; Harvard Medical School

    Many older dentists may retire rather than resume practice after a prolonged and costly gap in operations.

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  • Leemore S. Dafny, PhD

    Bruce V. Rauner Professor of Business Administration

    Harvard Business School

    They’re making the choice to be independent—but it’s a less lucrative choice than it used to be.

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  • James Morrison, DMD

    Owner, Moberi Endodontics; Owner, Maestro Dental

    Moberi Endodontics; Maestro Dental

    My goal is to build a portfolio of group practices that allow patients to understand the importance of oral health," he says.

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