Sell Your Dental Practice in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties: Talk Privately with a Licensed Broker

Inland Empire has 2,448 dental practice locations and 3,448 dentists registered at them, about 10% of the 24,531 locations we have mapped across California. 54% of the locations have a single dentist; 172 have four or more.

Largest cities by locations: Riverside (226), Rancho Cucamonga (127), Corona (126), Loma Linda (114), Temecula (114), San Bernardino (112), Redlands (108), Ontario (106).

Counties: Riverside (1,133), San Bernardino (1,315). Every location is mapped on the free California dental practice map.

Growth suburbs and established cores behave differently

Temecula, Rancho Cucamonga and Corona have grown quickly and tend to have newer buildings and a younger patient base; Riverside, San Bernardino and Redlands are more established. Buyers read that difference carefully. A practice in a newer retail center with a long lease and a growing neighborhood is a different story from one in an older office building.

A dental school and medical center cluster in Loma Linda

Loma Linda University School of Dentistry and the medical center around it make Loma Linda an unusually dense dental location for its size. The graduates who stay in the region are part of the associate pool that looks to buy locally.

Commuters and buyers from neighboring counties

Many dentists who want to own a practice live in or near Orange, Los Angeles or San Diego County and are willing to look inland. When a practice can show stable patient demand independent of the owner, it draws interest from that wider pool as well as from local associates.

Who is likely to buy

Buyers in the Inland Empire include associates in the region, dentists willing to commute or relocate from the coastal counties, and dental groups expanding east. The Coachella Valley and desert communities sit in Riverside County and are served the same way.

Who buys dental practices in the Inland Empire?

Local associates, dentists from the coastal counties who are willing to look inland, and dental groups. We screen for financing before any financials leave the room, so your time is spent only on buyers who can close.

Will my staff and patients find out my Inland Empire practice is for sale?

That is your decision. A confidential listing shows the general area and practice type and nothing that identifies you. Full financials sit behind a signed non-disclosure agreement in a secure vault, released only to buyers who have shown they can finance the purchase.

What does it cost to talk to a broker about selling in the Inland Empire?

The first conversation is free and carries no obligation. It covers your timeline, what you want after the sale, and what a sale would involve. Pricing is not discussed until your tax returns and P&L have been read, because any number given before that is a guess.

Is the broker licensed to sell dental practices in the Inland Empire?

Yes. Jonathan Ingalls is a California real estate broker, DRE license #01926047, and the license number is on every page. You can verify it with the California Department of Real Estate before you sign anything.