Marquee Dental buys 8 Tenn. practices

DrBicuspid.com staff writers
Sep 13, 2016

Dental support organization Marquee Dental has continued its growth by acquiring eight practices in Tennessee.

Marquee has acquired Mid Tennessee Dentistry, which has eight practices in the Nashville area. Mid Tennessee founder Sara Northcutt, DDS, will continue to be actively involved in the practices, according to the company.

With the addition of Mid Tennessee Dentistry, Marquee Dental now has 27 dental practices in the Southeast.

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