Multiple offices: A growing trend

Until about a decade ago, most dentists owned only one office. Of course, there were some exceptions to this, such as specialists who had a number of locations. The landscape has changed considerably. One of the major changes has been the growth of corporate dentistry. Another is the deep recession...

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