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Last Updated: 9/22/2026

Dental practice consultants.

Practice consultants already named on this page, with what to compare before you hire one. The list mixes business coaches and a dental IT firm. Not a rank.

A consultant engagement is a project with a scope, not a logo on a list. The earlier page named five firms that do different jobs: IT, practice systems, coaching, education software, and specialty niches.

Hire for the problem you wrote down. A firm that teaches implants or sells software is not a substitute for a bookkeeper, and the reverse is also true.

How this shortlist was built

This is not a scored ranking. Dental Country kept the organization names already published on this URL, removed template star ratings and review counts, and removed paid pricing forms. Names that were not already here were not added. The organizations were not re-audited for this update. Order follows the earlier page so a name is easy to find. It is not a quality score, and it is not pay-to-rank.

Commercial disclosure

Dental Country sells advertising. See Advertise With Us. A name on this page is not an endorsement, a testimonial, or proof that anyone paid for the slot. Earlier versions of the dental marketing, SEO, and website-design pages linked to O360 at o360.com with advertising campaign parameters, and some of those pages included pricing forms. Those blocks are not in this version. O360 remains only where it was already named. Treat that overlap as something to scrutinize, not as a rank. Confirm current services, pricing, licensing, and references with the organization before you hire or enroll.

What to compare

The earlier intro was right about one thing: dental school does not train every owner to run the business. The shortlist still has to be sorted by job.

  • Name the job: scheduling, case acceptance, overhead, hygiene production, IT, or clinical CE. Drop firms that do not sell that job.
  • Ask who does the work, how many days they are in the office, and what you receive when they leave.
  • Ask whether the fee is a project, a retainer, or a percent of production. Percent-of-production fees need a clear definition of production.
  • Ask for two practices of a similar size that will take a call.
  • If the firm also sells CE or software, ask which contract you are signing.

Names kept from the earlier page

NameSite already on this pageWhat the earlier page said
The Digital DentistNot recorded on the earlier pageDescribed as dental IT consulting for practice-management software and imaging. The earlier page named Dr. Lorne Lavine as founder.
Levin Group, Inc.Not recorded on the earlier pageDescribed as practice-management systems, marketing systems, and coaching.
Blatchford SolutionsNot recorded on the earlier pageDescribed as consulting on marketing, sales, accounting, and practice management.
Spear EducationNot recorded on the earlier pageDescribed as continuing education plus Spear Practice Solutions consulting and an online dashboard. Also named on the online CE shortlist.
Bryant ConsultantsNot recorded on the earlier pageDescribed as consulting for specialty and niche practices, including TMJ, orthodontics, holistic care, and cosmetics.

Notes on the earlier draft

The earlier page did not record websites for these names. None are added.

Claims about how many dentists a firm sees in a year are not repeated.

These are the other rewritten shortlists for practices. Specialty clones, non-dental lists, and pages still under review are not linked here.

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