The Oberman Law Firm Podcast

Buying a dental practice starts long before you sign a deal. Get your finances, advisors, financing, and acquisition goals in order first.

In this episode of the Oberman Law Firm Podcast, Stuart Oberman sits down with the President & Founder of DDS Match to discuss the biggest mistakes dentists make, how to prepare years before selling, and why a successful transition is about much more than closing a deal.

In this episode, Stuart Oberman discusses the biggest causes of dental implant malpractice claims, including poor treatment planning, inadequate documentation, lack of informed consent, implant failures, and patient screening. Learn the proactive steps that can help reduce liability, improve outcomes, and better protect your practice.

Stuart Oberman discussed one of the biggest mistakes veterinary practices make when responding to online criticism—trying to win an argument in public. Defensive responses often create more reputational damage than the original review itself.

Stuart Oberman and John Younker discussed why many new veterinary practice owners struggle in their first year—not because of medicine, but because they try to do everything themselves. From bookkeeping to payroll, knowing what to outsource can reduce burnout and allow doctors to focus on patient care and client experience.

What’s a cost segregation study—and why are real estate owners using it as a major tax strategy? Stuart Oberman (Oberman Law Firm) and Mathew Abraham discuss how an IRS-approved method can accelerate depreciation deductions and potentially unlock significant tax savings.

Stuart Oberman and Harris Gignillat discussed how inflation, interest rates, financing costs, and economic volatility are affecting mergers, acquisitions, valuations, and long-term business planning across multiple industries.

Stuart Oberman and Mike White break down why so many practices fail to act on their numbers, and how KPI ownership and accountability create real results.

If you are considering selling your dental practice or evaluating whether a DSO partnership is the right move, this episode provides the clarity and strategy you need. Host Stuart Oberman sits down with Brannon Moncrief, Sell Side M&A Advisor / Expert in DSO Transactions, to discuss the evolving DSO landscape, how practice size and performance influence valuation, and why EBITDA—not revenue—remains the true driver of value.Mr. Moncrief also explains the risks of responding to unsolicited offers, the most common mistakes sellers make, and why proper preparation up to two years in advance is essential for protecting your equity and negotiating from a position of strength. This conversation delivers an honest, in-depth roadmap for dentists planning growth, transition, or retirement.