Making The Most Of The Dentist Crisis
Reports have shown that lack of access has resulted in one in six people not seeing a dentist in over two years.
The research carried out by The Citizens’ Advice Bureau suggests that as many as 7.4 million adults could be affected by the nation’s dentist drought.
Starting up in practice can seem a daunting undertaking for would-be practitioners, particularly with equipment funding and other running costs to take into consideration. This will probably continue to be the case however according to a leading practice finance specialist there is light at the end of the tunnel. Chris Carmichael, Managing Director of The Practice Loan Company, who specialise in providing practice loans and funding solutions for practitioners, says: “There are tailored solutions out there for dentists. Here at The Practice Loan Company we offer unsecured business loans and business equipment financing to suit most circumstances. We are not advisors however we have many experienced individuals who would gladly give you the benefit of their expertise”
With the current NHS dentist shortage reaching crisis point, starting up a new practice could prove a lucrative move. Of the 7.4 million without a dentist The Citizens’ Advice Bureau reports that over half opted for private treatment.
The Practice Loan Company can offer a complete financing solution, whether you require a practice loan of £5,000 or £500,000, we could provide the right facility when it is needed most.
With over 20 years' industry experience, The Practice Loan Company, who deal solely in finance solutions for practices, are able to offer an extensive and sensitive understanding of the problems, and opportunities, faced by practitioners. They also offer practice funding to accountants, solicitors, architects, barristers, doctors, opticians, pharmacists and veterinarians.
About The Practice Loan Company: The Practice Loan Company have been sourcing and providing unsecured business loans for more than 25 years. As a specialist loan company they only provide funding for UK professional service practitioners in the legal, medical, accountancy and other practitioner sectors.
06/03/09
