How It Works

Four sources. One debt-free trajectory.

The ADPP retires your student debt by stacking contributions from four sources tied to your practice's economics and the Master DDS One ESOP — applied to your loan balance every year until it's gone.

01

Practice Profits

A share of the practice's annual profits is directed toward your student debt.

02

Real Estate Arbitrage

Value created through the practice's real estate is allocated toward your payoff.

03

ESOP Cash & Notes

As the ESOP recapitalizes, cash and deferred notes flow toward your balance.

ESOP proceeds may be §1042-deferrable — confirm with a tax advisor.

04

§127 Educational Assistance

Up to $5,250/year in employer educational assistance, applied tax-free under IRC §127.

The stack at work

Annual contributions, applied to your remaining balance.

Sample associate · Illustrative

Stacked bars show each bucket's annual contribution; the line is the remaining loan balance. Your numbers depend on your debt and your practice's deal economics.

A partner from Day 1

You're not an employee forever — you're vesting into ownership.

Unlike a corporate DSO where you're an employee forever, ADPP associates vest into real equity — for example, up to 10% by Year 5 — through the Master DDS One ESOP, the same structure validated by CSG Partners.

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10%

Vested equity by Year 5

Example vesting under the Master DDS One ESOP. Actual vesting schedules vary by practice and ESOP terms.

All figures are projections derived from a specific practice's deal economics. ESOP proceeds are §1042-deferrable; warrant values reflect projected Master DDS One performance per CSG Partners feasibility analysis. Not tax, legal, or financial advice.