Key Takeaways
- Asylee dentists with US licensing can open and grow practices without a green card
- No green card required — state dental license + EAD qualify
- Fund dental chairs, CBCT, digital X-ray, and practice buildout
- Cuban, Venezuelan, and Afghan dentists served
- 48-hour decisions
Dentistry attracts asylee professionals who completed their dental education in their home countries and passed the NBDE to obtain US licensure. Cuban dentists who left state medicine in Havana have built thriving practices in Miami and Tampa. Venezuelan oral surgeons who fled Caracas's collapsing healthcare system practice in Houston and South Florida. Afghan dentists who trained in medical schools supported by US development programs now operate practices in Northern Virginia and Texas.
What We Fund
- Dental chairs and operatory equipment
- Cone beam CT (CBCT) and digital X-ray systems
- CAD/CAM and in-office milling systems
- Practice management software (Dentrix, Eaglesoft)
- Office buildout and design
- Associate dentist hiring working capital
Minimum: $25,000/month in dental revenue, 6 months operating, US entity, state dental license, EAD.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Asylee dentists with a US dental license, EAD, US entity, and $25,000+/month qualify.
Yes. Dental equipment financing with equipment as collateral is available.
For new practices, we fund established dentists with at least 6 months of revenue at their new location.
$25,000/month, 6 months operating, state dental license, EAD.
Yes. Orthodontists, oral surgeons, periodontists, and endodontists all qualify.
Yes. CBCT systems qualify for equipment financing.
Business bank statements showing insurance reimbursements and patient payments.
Bankable provides working capital, not practice acquisition loans. For acquisition financing, look at dental-specific lenders.