Whether you are establishing a private dental practice abroad, running a mobile or teledentistry service, or structuring multiple income streams, the right company protects your assets and lets you operate professionally.
We review your practice setup, jurisdiction, and whether a Ltd, LLC, or other entity best fits your situation.
24-48 hours for UK Ltd; 24-72 hours for US LLC.
Business account to receive patient fees, consulting income, and supplier payments.
We flag any professional regulatory registration requirements in your target jurisdiction.
Yes. Many private dental practices and dental professionals worldwide operate through a limited company or LLC. The structure limits personal liability and can be tax-efficient depending on your jurisdiction. Local professional regulatory bodies may have specific requirements about who can own shares in a dental company, which you should verify before forming.
Company formation is a separate process from professional registration. You can form a company as a dentist before completing regulatory registration in your target country. However, you cannot legally practise dentistry until the relevant professional body grants you a licence.
Yes. Locum fees and dental consulting income can be invoiced through a company. This is common among dentists who work across multiple practices or clinics.
Yes. If you provide remote dental consultations, treatment planning reviews, or dental education online, a company provides the legal structure for invoicing internationally and receiving payment professionally.
Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling, from first document to final approval.
Set Up UK Ltd