New Jersey: I was so happy learn about the brokerage services offered by 3 Percent Dental. The phone is always answered, and I am communicating with a practice broker with 30+ years’ experience in the business. […]
Naugatuck Valley, CT. Fantastic location, ground floor, beautiful dental practice operates just 3.25 days/week. Closed Saturday, Sunday and Monday. A generous 2,150 square feet of office space in this professional medical complex and plenty […]
New York, NY. This 29-year established general dentistry practice overlooks New York City’s Central Park, which is the most visited urban park in the USA with 50 million visitors annually. Extremely well managed, this modern dental […]
New York: We work hard our entire lives to establish a good practice and when it comes time to sell, we don’t want a significant chunk of the sale to go to the practice broker. That […]
New Jersey: I recently sold my dental practice in northern New Jersey, utilizing the services of 3 Percent Dental. Scott Alberg is the business coordinator, and he did a marvelous job. His expertise and experience in […]
Florida: I didn’t want a long-term contract and 3 Percent Dental offers the choice of 3, 6, 9 or 12 months. But naturally, the commission is higher the shorter term you go. However, Scott said when practices are […]
New Jersey: I never understood why it is so expensive to sell a dental practice. 10% is a lot of money to pay a broker when dental practices sell for hundreds of thousands of dollars. While […]
New Jersey: 3 Percent Dental was fast and efficient when selling my dental practice. I had buyers lined up right away for appointments and these were serious buyers because they had all been fully vetted and […]
New Jersey: I see Paul’s advertising everywhere. Dental Products Report, Dental Economics, American Dental Association, JADA, all the State Dental Journals, FB, etc. And the size of his ads is often larger than the big three […]
New Jersey: Dr. Paul Alberg has owned and operated dental practices throughout the 80’s, 90’s and 2000’s. He, himself, had to pay dental brokers (full commission) for their brokerage services. Which is what gave Paul and […]