Successfully building, upgrading, or expanding
your dental practice requires a tremendous deal of
advance planning and careful thought to generate
a practical and effective design.
Using our industry knowledge we have developed
eight basic principles to consider when designing
your ideal practice:
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You need more
than a builder
to help create
your ideal dental
practice. You should
look to engage a
knowledgeable and
trusted team at the
planning stage, from
a real estate agent
and financial planner
to a designer. A
knowledgeable team
will save you money
in the long run.
Inexperience = costly
problems!
An effective practice
design should reflect
the overall vision you
have for your dental
practice. This will
allow your design
to incorporate the
look and feel of your
brand. A business
plan will help
identify future growth
and most importantly
allow you to create
a suitable budget for
your project!
Numerous factors
affect whether a
site is the right fit for
your needs. Once
you have assessed
the location, you
also need to look at
the suitability of the
premises. A few key
things to consider are
size, planning controls
(such as parking,
access and facilities
for disabled patients)
and the capacity for
the required services
(hydraulics and
electrical).
The decision about
what equipment to
buy is one of great
importance. As well
as allowing you
to be as efficient
as possible your
equipment should
also be capable
of adapting to
your future needs.
Ensure you assess
the long term service
provided by the
supplier.
ENGAGE A
KNOWLEDGEABLE
TEAM
HAVE A VISION,
BUSINESS PLAN
AND BUDGET
ENSURE YOUR
SITE IS RIGHT
SELECT THE RIGHT
EQUIPMENT AND
TECHNOLOGY