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09/04/2026

Are you personally ready to sell your dental practice?

You can know what your practice is worth.
You can improve the numbers.
You can update the technology, equipment, and office.
You can make sure your lease or real estate is positioned for a transition.

But there’s one question that may be even more important:

Are YOU ready?

After 15, 20, or 30 years of ownership, selling a dental practice is about much more than a transaction. It’s about your financial future, your family, your team, your patients, your legacy—and what you want the next chapter of your life to look like.

In Part 4 of our Practice Optimizer Experience™ series, I talk about the personal side of transition planning and why these conversations should begin years before you plan to sell.

You don't need to know your exact retirement date.

You don't need to be ready to list.

You simply need to start thinking about where you want to go.

It starts with a conversation.

If you’ve owned your practice for 15 or 20+ years, reach out to Cameron Elrod or me at DDSmatch Michigan for a confidential conversation about your practice, your goals, and your timeline.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/you-personally-ready-sell-your-dental-practice-jamie-gialanella-hg8yc

Part 4 Over the past three parts of this series, we’ve talked about understanding the value of your practice, identifying opportunities for growth, and making sure your office, equipment, technology, real estate, or lease are positioned for a future transition. But there is one final—and perhaps...

08/31/2026

Part 3 of our Practice Optimizer Experience™ series is here!

When preparing for a future transition, your practice value and financial performance are only part of the story.

What will a future buyer see when they walk through your office?

Your facility, equipment, technology, real estate—and even your lease—can all play an important role in how a buyer views the opportunity.

The good news? If you start planning years before you're ready to sell, you have time to make thoughtful decisions instead of last-minute ones.

You don't need a perfect office. You need a plan.

Stay tuned for Part 4, where we'll talk about the most important piece of the transition—you.

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/your-dental-office-ready-future-buyer-jamie-gialanella-v22hc

Part 3 In Parts 1 and 2 of this series, we talked about understanding what your practice is worth today and identifying opportunities to strengthen its performance over the years leading up to a transition. But there is another piece of your practice that deserves the same long-term planning: The ph

08/29/2026

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08/28/2026

There have been a lot of “firsts” in our house this week.

First day of school.
First 9v9 soccer game.
First cross-country practices.
First 8th-grade volleyball season.

As a parent, it’s exciting to watch. Each first brings a little uncertainty, a little nervousness, and a lot of growth.

And while they may not realize it yet, all of these firsts are preparing them for what comes next. They’re learning to step into something unfamiliar, trust the preparation, lean on the people around them, and keep moving forward.

It made me think about the many “firsts” that come with selling a dental practice.

The first time you wonder, “Is it time?”

The first valuation.
The first conversation with a transition professional.
The first prospective buyer.
The first showing.
The first offer.

And eventually, the first day when the practice you spent decades building belongs to someone else.

Some of those firsts can be exciting. Others can feel incredibly uncertain.

But just like the firsts our kids experience, each one prepares you for the next.

The difference is that selling your dental practice is a first you can prepare for years in advance. With the right plan and the right team beside you, those unfamiliar steps become part of a thoughtful transition toward whatever comes next.

Whether you're five years away or simply starting to wonder about the future, your first step doesn't have to be a big one.

It starts with a conversation.

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08/26/2026

Follow along to our series on the Practice Optimizer Experience.

Parts 1 and 2 linked in the comments.

It starts with a conversation.

08/25/2026

What could your dental practice look like five years from now?

If a transition is somewhere on the horizon, now is the time to start looking at your practice through the eyes of a future buyer.

What opportunities exist today? What could be improved? And what changes could you benefit from for years before you ever sell?

In Part 2 of our Practice Optimizer Experience™ series, we explore why preparing early gives you the greatest advantage: time.

The practice you own today doesn’t have to be the practice you sell tomorrow.

Stay tuned for Part 3!

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/what-could-your-dental-practice-look-like-five-years-from-gialanella-vo4oc

In Part 1 of this series, we talked about the importance of understanding where your dental practice stands today. Once you have established that starting point, the next question becomes: What could your practice look like five years from now? If you have owned your practice for 15, 20, or even 30

08/21/2026

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08/20/2026

Are you a dental practice owner in Michigan?

If so, we want to hear from you!

When you think about eventually transitioning or selling your dental practice, what is the ONE question or concern that comes to mind most often?

Is it practice value? Timing? Finding the right buyer? Your team? Your patients? What comes next?

Leave a comment below. We’d love to hear what’s on your mind!

08/19/2026

If you’ve owned your dental practice for 15, 20, or even 30 years, here’s an important question:

Do you know what your practice is actually worth today?

Your practice may be one of your largest financial assets, yet many dentists wait until retirement is approaching to understand its value.

In Part 1 of my Practice Optimizer Experience™ series, I discuss why starting years before a transition gives you something incredibly valuable: time.

Time to identify opportunities.
Time to make meaningful changes.
And time to plan your transition on your terms.

You spent decades building your practice. You deserve more than a last-minute plan for leaving it.

Stay tuned for Part 2!

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/youve-built-your-dental-practice-15-20-years-do-you-know-gialanella-siuxc

Part 1 of our new POE Series: You’ve Built Your Dental Practice for 15 or 20+ Years. Do You Know What It’s Worth Today? In the introduction to this series, we talked about why preparing to sell your dental practice shouldn’t begin when you’re ready to sell.

08/18/2026

Endodontists — we’re looking for you!

DDSmatch Michigan has an exciting opportunity for an endodontist ready for their next career move.

Interested or know someone who might be a great fit? Let’s connect!

Reach out to me today! [email protected]