“Tough to say that anybody collecting less than 1.2 million is ready financially for an associate”

Brian Hanks · Dental Practice Heroes · Think You’re Ready for an Associate? Look at These Numbers First

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states a rule of thumb that a practice should have at least $1.2 million in annual collections before adding an associate

1.2 million dollars

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