East Bay, CA Prosthodontic Practice for Sale

Located in California’s East Bay, this established prosthodontic practice offers a strong opportunity for a group or individual buyer seeking a profitable, implant focused practice with meaningful room for expansion. This implant-centric prosthodontic practice is heavily focused on implant and complex restorative dentistry, providing a strong foundation for a buyer interested in advanced restorative and surgical care.

The recently remodeled office features three fully equipped operatories and clean, state of the art facilities. The adjacent suite is also available, creating the potential to add approximately five to eight additional operatories and significantly expand the practice’s footprint over time.

The practice supports multiple providers and serves approximately 2,780 active patients. Consistent advertising efforts generate an average of 10-15 new patients per month, supporting continued growth and a steady flow of implant and prosthodontic cases.

With collections of $1.544 million and EBITDA of approximately $300,000, the practice offers both current profitability and substantial upside. The owner-doctor is open to exploring all transition options, including partnering with a group or completing a sale to an individual dentist and transitioning out following a successful handoff.

Practice highlights:
  • 3 operatories with significant expansion potential
  • Collections of $1.544 million
  • EBITDA of $300,000
  • Multiple providers
  • 2780 active patients
California’s East Bay offers an appealing combination of affluent communities, strong economic activity and convenient access throughout the greater Bay Area. The region is known for highly rated schools, established neighborhoods and an excellent quality of life. Residents enjoy a walkable downtown, diverse dining and shopping, and abundant outdoor recreation, including hiking and cycling near Mount Diablo. Its desirable location and strong local demographics support continued demand for specialized dental care.

To learn more about this East Bay prosthodontic practice, contact PTS: bailey@theptsgroup.com or call: 719.694.8320. Reference #CA72226.
Contact: 
Bailey Jones
 Concord, California, US
 8/4/2026
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