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Demo Dental Group, 13 Nov 2025 to 13 Nov 2026

£7.0m taken in the last 12 months. 4,545 paying patients across 4 clinics.

£1,531Per patient

2,438New patients

97%Revenue with a postcode

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19 to do.

Wasted spend5 to do£9,948 in all

£4,260ad spend, last 30 days
£1,842ad spend, last 30 days
£1,786spent above the typical cost, 30 days
£1,136spent above the typical cost, 30 days
£924ad spend on those locations, 30 days

Targeting5 to do£779k in all

£231krevenue from those districts, 12 months
£216krevenue from over 20 miles, 12 months
£202krevenue from those districts, 12 months
£83krevenue from over 20 miles, 12 months
£47krevenue from those districts, 12 months

Growth3 to do£53k in all

£29kmoney this concerns
£15kmoney this concerns
£9,006money this concerns

Creative4 to do£3.30m in all

£1.24mrevenue from those ages, 12 months
£979krevenue paid on finance, 12 months
£722krevenue from those ages, 12 months
£358krevenue paid on finance, 12 months

Data quality2 to do£234k in all

£202krevenue that can't be placed, 12 months
£32krevenue that can't be placed, 12 months

Each figure is money already spent or taken, over the period written under it, and a group total simply adds them up. None of them is a forecast or a promised saving. Select an action to read the evidence.

Revenue taken, all clinics£6,960,598net of £44k refunds and reversals

Paying patients: 4,545; 12,128 payments
Per patient: £1,531; taken ÷ patients
New patients: 2,438; first ever payment
Located: 97%; has a postcode district

58% of this revenue comes from within 5 miles: a tight, local catchment.
30 of 197 districts bring half the money, led by NG1 (Nottingham city centre, £263k), LE1 (Leicester city centre, £250k) and LE2 (Oadby/Knighton, £190k).
Aligners & braces is the biggest treatment here: £2.45m completed for 1,055 patients, 35% of treatment value, ahead of Composite bonding & veneers at £1.87m.
25–34 bring the most, 28% of revenue, but 55–64 pay the most each: £1,702 a patient against £1,528.
Finance carries 37% of this revenue at £3,170 a patient, against £687 for other ways of paying.
Central and Northside take 66% of this revenue between them.
54% of these paying patients made their first ever payment in this period.

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2025-11

2026-11

Revenue taken, all clinics£6,960,598net of £44k refunds and reversals

Paying patients: 4,545; 12,128 payments
Per patient: £1,531; taken ÷ patients
New patients: 2,438; first ever payment
Located: 97%; has a postcode district

58% of this revenue comes from within 5 miles: a tight, local catchment.
30 of 197 districts bring half the money, led by NG1 (Nottingham city centre, £263k), LE1 (Leicester city centre, £250k) and LE2 (Oadby/Knighton, £190k).
Aligners & braces is the biggest treatment here: £2.45m completed for 1,055 patients, 35% of treatment value, ahead of Composite bonding & veneers at £1.87m.
25–34 bring the most, 28% of revenue, but 55–64 pay the most each: £1,702 a patient against £1,528.
Finance carries 37% of this revenue at £3,170 a patient, against £687 for other ways of paying.
Central and Northside take 66% of this revenue between them.
54% of these paying patients made their first ever payment in this period.

Treatmentvalue completed and charged

Clinics

Distance from the clinicin a straight line

Postcode districtstop 20 of 198

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How they paid

Growth brief

Central completed £2.54m of treatment for 1,712 patients in this period; 7 miles holds 80% of its revenue. Districts that already come here could be worth £114k more if they bought each treatment at Central’s usual rate.

How to read room to growPatients from B19 (Lozells/Newtown) had £84k of treatment at Central, but only £17k of it was Aligners & braces. Aligners & braces is 38% of everything Central does, so at that rate B19 would be about £32k. The difference, +£15k, is the room to grow: Aligners & braces these patients are not yet buying here.

TreatmentMain areas to keep growingRoom to grow, against the clinic’s usual rate

Aligners & braces£970k · 38% of the clinic · 409 patients

Composite bonding & veneers£657k · 26% of the clinic · 250 patients

Implants£574k · 23% of the clinic · 139 patients

General dentistry£159k · 6% of the clinic · 1272 patients

Hygiene£94k · 4% of the clinic · 928 patients

Whitening£76k · 3% of the clinic · 235 patients

Emergency£9,100 · 0% of the clinic · 58 patients

Every sizeable district buys this at or near the clinic’s usual rate.

How room to grow is worked out

Main areas show each district’s share of that treatment’s value. Room to grow lists districts with six or more treated patients, within 30 miles, that buy 60% or less of a treatment compared with the clinic’s usual rate. The usual rate is that treatment’s share of everything the clinic completes; applied to what the district’s patients spend here in total, it gives what they would buy, and the figure with a plus is the gap between that and what they buy now. It is arithmetic on real treatment, not a forecast. Treatment value is completed and charged items at list price. Click a district to see it on the map.

How these numbers are checkedReconciled with Dentally

Dentally: 29,356 payments, £16,728,840
Here: 29,356 payments, £16,728,840
Patients: 7,311, 7,028 with a postcode district
Last synced: 13 Nov, 05:10

Revenue is money taken in Dentally, net of every negative entry (refunds, finance reversals and corrections), credited to the clinic that took it and dated when it was paid. District, age and gender come from the patient record. No names or addresses are held here.