This calculator shows you exactly what needs to change and what it is worth when it does.


-You’re not building income. You’re building options - if you do it right.
-You don’t need more production, you need better structure.


Matt Kennedy is the founder of Dental Impact and author of Designing Dental Wealth. He spent years as a wealth strategist before making a decision that changed everything. He stepped inside a dental practice.
He became COO and helped grow that practice from one location to four, reaching $1,000,000 a month in production before a successful exit. What he saw in that process, and in working with practice owners across the country since, was always the same pattern.
The doctor is the product. Until that changes, the owner cannot get their time back, the practice cannot grow the way it should, and the exit will not be worth what it could be.
The practice owners who work with Matt come in seeing their business one way. They leave running it differently. This calculator is where that starts.
You pay $27 at checkout. Secure. Takes 30 seconds.
Instant access to the calculator. No account creation required.
Upload your P&L. PDF or spreadsheet.
The tool runs your numbers through the Dental Impact framework. No manual entry required - Get the same insight Matt has used to grow dental practices like yours.
It's not going to happen.
And there's a good reason why…
Any profit and loss statement from your practice. QuickBooks, your accountant's report, your practice management software. PDF is ideal but a spreadsheet or a photo of a printed statement works too. A full year gives the most accurate picture, but partial periods are fine.
You will see everything the tool pulls before the analysis runs. If something looks wrong, you can fix it right there. You are in control of the final numbers. The tool just does the math.
Your P&L is used only to run your analysis.
It is not stored, saved, or shared with anyone.
Close the browser when you are done and it is gone.
That is actually when this matters most.
The dentists who exit well did not start thinking about it at the end.
They saw their numbers early and built toward a structure that gave them options.
This is that first look.