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We are standing at the frontier of one of the greatest changes in the ability for hygienists and oral health therapists to generate wealth in the history of the profession in Australia - and somehow, very few people are talking about it. In mid-2020 the dental board finally agreed to increase hygienists and OHT scope of practice so that they could practice independently to dentists. This was a huge step towards independence as a profession and recognition of value. Only one administrative impediment remains for independence to be complete. Currently, lobbying is underway to grant hygienists and OHTs the ability to have their own provider number - when this happens, so too should...

I had enough of being the boss, stressed and worrying about paying bills and staff. The whole idea was to sell the practice, work less and travel more …My partner and I teach dancing and have a dance studio; we also teach dance at nursing homes and on cruise ships.

Great interview with one of our vendors, Michael Levitt, who sold his Sydney CBD practice through PSS in 2019. He's found the perfect work-life balance, where he's still loving practicing dentistry, but without the responsibility of ownership.

"We wanted to concentrate more on what we like most, to mentor and pass our combined 35-year experience and knowledge on to the younger generations. The practice is our baby and, although we have handed it over, we are still nurturing it."

Thanks to Bite Magazine for interviewing Simon for their article about how to avoid the common pitfalls when buying a dental practice.