What is your
dental practice worth?
A private, instant range for GTA and Ontario dental practices — collections, hygiene, overhead, operatories, associates, equipment and lease all factored in.
How this estimate works
GTA dental practices are commonly priced as a percentage of annual collections. The tool starts from a location base and adjusts from there.
A strong hygiene program, controlled overhead and associates already producing all raise the percentage; heavy owner dependence, old equipment and a short lease lower it.
DSO buyers have kept demand for GTA practices strong, and CDCP patient mix and billing are now part of every buyer’s due diligence.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a dental practice worth in Ontario?
GTA practices have been trading at roughly 100 to 150% of annual collections, and lower in smaller markets. Where a practice lands inside that range depends on hygiene revenue, overhead, how much of the dentistry the owner personally produces, equipment and the lease.
Do DSOs pay more?
Often, for the right practice. Dentalcorp reported paying about 7.5 times practice-level EBITDA on 2025 acquisitions. A DSO sale usually comes with an earn-out or a requirement to keep practising for a period.
Does the building or unit get valued separately?
Yes. If you own the unit it is valued as real estate on its own — and a fair lease written to the buyer can support the practice price.
Is this a formal valuation?
No. It is an indicative range. A sale needs a proper practice valuation with your financials, production reports and patient counts — I can connect you with the right advisors and handle the real estate side.
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Planning a practice sale or purchase?
I can walk you through the real estate side — the lease, the unit and the location — and what the numbers need to look like.
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Jatin Dua, Broker of Record — RE/MAX Quantum Realty Inc., Brokerage. Not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract with another brokerage.