Most accountants serve everyone within ten miles. We serve one profession across the whole country — and that changes everything about the advice.
You wouldn't ask a GP to place an implant. Yet most dentists ask a general accountant to navigate superannuation, annualisation, UDA economics, incorporation trade-offs and practice deals — things a generalist might meet once a decade, if ever.
We made the opposite bet: know one profession completely. Every client conversation, every benchmark, every deal and every HMRC quirk we handle makes us sharper for the next dentist. That compounding knowledge is the product.
We're a certified Xero Gold Partner. Practice and associate books run on Xero as standard — live bank feeds, receipts captured from your phone, Making Tax Digital handled, and numbers we can both see all year round instead of once at year-end. How we run dentists on Xero →
Associates from their first contract onwards, principals of NHS, private and mixed practices, squat founders, and small groups. Clients across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland — everything works remotely, built around clinical hours, because we know you can't take calls mid-surgery.
Specialism sounds like marketing until you watch it in practice. It means nobody has to explain that superannuation comes off before tax, or that contribution tiers are set on annualised earnings so a part-year works differently from a pro-rata. It means the incorporation question gets answered with the NHS pension accrual in the model rather than as an afterthought — and that when the dividend rates rose two percentage points on 6 April 2026, every affected client heard what it did to their own figures rather than reading a general newsletter.
It also means the practice work is familiar rather than occasional. UDA delivery and clawback risk, plan income attrition, the difference between what a principal draws and what their dentistry would cost to replace, whether goodwill walks out of the door with the seller. A generalist might meet one practice sale in a decade. We look at the same questions every week, and that is the whole reason the advice arrives faster and lands closer.
We are accountants, not financial advisers. Pension transfers, retirement options, protection and investments need regulated advice, and we don't give it — we work alongside your IFA, or introduce you to one who genuinely understands the NHS scheme, and we handle the tax and the numbers around whatever you decide. We will also tell you when the answer is to do nothing. Straight answers cut both ways: the incorporation maths is published in full on this site precisely because for a lot of associates the honest conclusion is that a company is not worth it.
Accountants for Dentists is a trading style of Buzz Accounting Ltd, registered in England and Wales, company number 15182358. Fees are fixed and agreed before any work starts, so the bill is never a surprise and calling us never costs anything. Books run on Xero as standard, moved across from whatever you use now as part of onboarding. Everything is handled remotely by video, phone and secure upload, scheduled around clinical hours. If you would rather see what the service covers than read about the philosophy, start with associates or practice owners.
This site is run by Buzz Accounting Ltd. Buzz was built by two people who got tired of the profession's worst habits — the jargon, the once-a-year silence, the surprise bills.
Co-founder
Andy is an entrepreneur and operator who has spent his career building better professional-services businesses — practices that run on strong systems and plain-speaking advice rather than billable-hour meters and jargon. He co-founded Buzz to prove an accountancy firm could be genuinely useful to the people it serves, and drove its expansion into an international group spanning the UK and South Africa.
Co-founder & Finance Director
Peter is a seasoned accounting professional with more than 20 years' experience. He built and grew his own accountancy firm organically — client by client, referral by referral — to a substantial recurring fee base, so he understands from the inside what business owners actually need from their accountant. As Buzz's co-founder and Finance Director he sets the quality bar for the group's financial work. The AAT practising licence (1001556) that Buzz Accounting Ltd holds is registered through Peter.
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