Daniel R. Byrne DMD, PS

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Consani Associates Ltd. has been serving the dental community in the Pacific Northwest since 1996 and is currently the largest dental practice brokerage in this area. Today we maintain a network that connects buyers and sellers of dental practices across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, and Hawaii. Consani Associates works with over 1,500 practitioners to find perfect matches among the buyers and sellers in the areas we serve, and we are constantly recruiting. Consani Associates Ltd. was founded by Paul Consani and Joe Consani Sr. Today the firm is staffed by a team of uniquely qualified and experienced brokers. The experienced and effective team at Consani Associates Ltd. is prepared to help you with all your dental practice transition needs, whether you are hoping to put your dental practice up for sale or you need to buy a dental practice. Call us at 866-348-3800 or visit www.mydentalbroker.com.

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Dr. Dan Byrne graduated from Oregon Health Science University School of Dentistry in 1992 and opened his first dental practice in Tacoma, Washington. He went on to own practices in Kent, Gig Harbor, Silverdale, and Belfair. Dr. Byrne, retired from clinical dentistry in 2019. Joining Consani Associates was a natural, having initially met Joe Consani, in 1991 in a dental school management course, followed by Consani Associates smoothly handling multiple dental transitions for him throughout his career. Dr. Byrne’s experience uniquely qualifies him to assist dentists through the dental practice transition process. He enjoys discussing his experiences, the good, the bad and the ugly, in hopes that it allows for a smooth transition of patient care from one dentist to another. Dr. Byrne understands the market for large dental practices and DSO’s as well the continued demand for smaller practices. Dr. Byrne lives in Gig Harbor, Washington. Along with his wife, 3 sons and his Shiba Inu, he enjoys hiking and snowshoeing the Pacific Northwest, anything related to boats, the inviting waters of the Kohala coast as well as the rugged terrain of the Flathead valley.