The risk  seems low at first glance as the triple net side of the building is a dentist office owned by a corporate dental company with 7 years remaining and two 10 year options.

Nobody needs a dentist they are welcome to take care of their own teeth.

It may be your dentist, your mailman, or the chef at a restaurant.

I came across this one time and I was fortunate enough that the tenant was a dentist.  

Hi everyone, first time poster here, but wanted to see what you guys think.My background: living in Los Angeles practicing as a new dentist.

Ask your CPA, dentist, doctor, or other trusted professional for a referral to an estate or asset protection attorney. 

So for those of you that have reached finicial independent and your getting your hair cut in the middle of the day, at the dentist etc and your asked if you have to get back to work or they just ask what you do for a living.What is your response?

Then take that knowledge and present your business model to people you know with money (family, friends, dentist, attorney, Dr., etc.).

I have seen a property that was mix use in the front house was a dentist office and the back was a 2.1 appt! 

When professionals (e.g. lawyers, CPAs, doctors, dentists, etc.) give advice to non-professionals, most of us try to be conservative.