Ladd Dental Group

 To keep a dental practice attractive, competitive, and technology-driven , a general rule of thumb is to reinvest 5% to 10% of annual gross revenue each year. However, depending on your goals and competitive landscape, some high-growth practices may reinvest even more aggressively. 🧮 Typical Reinvestment Breakdown by Category Assuming a dental office earns $1 million in annual revenue , here’s a realistic reinvestment structure: Category Suggested % of Revenue Dollar Amount (on $1M revenue) Notes Technology & Equipment 3–6% $30,000–$60,000 Includes CBCT, scanners, CAD/CAM, AI software (like Overjet), etc. Facility Upgrades & Maintenance 1–2% $20,000–$40,000 Flooring, lighting, cabinetry, new chairs, A/V for ops. So for a $1M dental practice , total reinvestment should be $50,000 to $100,000 annually to stay modern and appealing. 📈 Key Technology Investments That Patients Notice Digital scanners (iTero, Primescan, or Medit) 3D CBCT imaging AI diagnosti...