Building A New Dental Office | Dental Office Build Out

Thinking of building a new dental office?! There are a lot of things to think about and a couple of very important factors that need addressed at the start of the build out. In this blog, we are going to highlight some of the important aspects of a dental office build out and give you some insights into how we designed our new dental practice in Wabash!

Plumbing and electrical work are the two most important factors to consider when building a dental practice! To run a dental chair effectively, you need electrical and plumbing to hook up to the chair. This takes a lot of pre-planning because it is very difficult and expensive to add these features later. Patterson Dental helped us a ton with getting our dental chairs fully operational in our new office!

Technology is another huge factor that needs to be planned ahead of time. In the dental field, we rely mightily on technology, and it is vital to have all of the electrical outlets and internet ports wired and installed early. This gets very expensive to add after the build-out, so it is very important to get the dental technology organized early in the process!

These are just a few of the important factors to consider when building a new dental office! Please comment below with any questions and we would be happy to get more into detail on any of these building/design features!

And as always, if you or your family is looking for a new dentist, our brand new dental office in Wabash is currently accepting new patients!!

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