Since 1998 · Endodontics Only · Nationwide
The only firm that has done nothing but endodontic practice transitions for 28 years.
Founded in 1998, Radman, White & Associates has remained dedicated to one specialty – helping endodontists successfully transition their practices. Today, Lisa White, along with her husband, Keith White, CPA, and son, Brandon White, continue that commitment by serving clients with the same values that have guided the company from the beginning.
The Founding Story – Born From a Market That Didn't Exist
The Discovery
Dr. Paul Radman ends 39 years as a practicing endodontist and goes to sell his practice — only to discover nobody can tell him what it’s worth.
The Problem
No broker understood specialty endo practices. No market infrastructure existed. No established valuation methodology for the specialty.
The Solution
Rather than accept that reality, Dr. Radman and daughter Lisa Radman White build the firm themselves — creating a market, a methodology, and a profession where none existed before.
The Legacy
Lisa and Keith White carry the mission forward. Hundreds of transitions. Nationwide reach. One specialty. Now, Brandon joins for the next chapter.
28
years
Exclusively in endodontics. Not a single other specialty.
500+
transitions
Practices successfully bought, sold, and placed nationwide.
1
specialty
Endodontics. Full stop. Nothing else, ever.
50
states
Nationwide reach and a country-wide track record.
THE DIFFERENTIATOR
We don’t do general dental practices.
We don’t do periodontic practices.
We don’t do oral surgery practices.
We do one thing.
And we have done only that thing for 28 years: Endodontic Practice Transitions
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
I called Radman, White and Associates after I was approached by someone who was interested in purchasing my practice. I had no idea about how to make this happen as there is really quite a lot involved. Lisa was there to help and advise. Right off the bat, it was evident that she knew what she was doing. Throughout the entire process they were able to guide us. There were a lot of hurdles to overcome and questions to be answered but they were there every step of the way. They have of course been there many times before. My advice to anyone considering selling a practice is to realize that you, Doctor, do root canals, let the professionals handle the sale of your practice. I did and it was an amazing and gratifying experience.
Dr. Dan Lavitt
Missouri, (Seller)