Citation Style
How to cite Private Practice Research publications
Researchers, journalists, advisors, and academic authors who reference Private Practice Research findings are asked to cite them in the formats below.
Standard academic citation
Private Practice Research. (2026). [Article title]. Edition PPR-[SLUG]-[YEAR]-V[N]. Private Practice Research. [URL]
Inline reference
Per the PPR Certified methodology, the Live Oak Banking Company holds approximately 40% of dental-practice SBA 7(a) loan volume from FY2020 to present (Private Practice Research, 2026).
Footnote reference
Private Practice Research, [Article title], PPR Certified, [publication date]. Available at [URL].
Press attribution
“[Cited fact]” - [Article title], Private Practice Research (PPR Certified).
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