For dentists selling on their own.
If you’ve decided to sell your practice without hiring a traditional broker, Practice Directions gives you a credible, low-cost place to be seen by qualified dentist-buyers — plus optional tools to make your listing easier to evaluate.
You stay in control of the process. We don’t represent you, and we don’t represent both sides of any transaction. If a buyer who finds your listing wants advisory help, that advisory relationship is with the buyer.
Why list here
- Dentist-buyer audience. The site is built for dentists looking to buy a practice — not a general business-for-sale marketplace.
- No dual representation. We won’t sit on both sides of your deal. Cleaner for you, cleaner for the buyer.
- No commission incentive on price. Flat listing fee. We don’t get paid more when the number goes up.
- Optional valuation support. Paid listings can unlock access to the value estimator tool — useful for sanity-checking your asking price before buyers do.
What a listing includes
- A standardized listing on the Practice Directions classifieds page
- A consistent template buyers already know how to read (collections, ops, location range, real estate status, asking price or range, key highlights)
- A confidential inquiry path — buyers contact through Practice Directions, not your front desk
- Light editorial review of your listing copy before it goes live
Optional add-ons
- Value estimator access — a self-service valuation tool for sellers, available to paid listers
- Listing refresh — updated photos or copy mid-cycle if your situation changes
- Featured placement — top-of-page priority for a set window
What this is not
- Not full broker representation of the seller
- Not a guarantee of a sale, a price, or a timeline
- Not a dual-agency arrangement — Practice Directions never represents both sides
Pricing and submission
Pricing tiers, the listing intake form, and the document upload flow are being finalized. To get on the early-access list, ask a question, or talk through whether a self-listing makes sense for your situation: