<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

This topic gets covered a lot in this sub, and most comments are geared at "concentrate on debt, forget buying a house/car/whatever", but I think my situation is a little different.  

- recent graduate of dental school that has a ton of debt.  Have been trying to pay off current debts aggressively.   However, I have my career to think about as well and I would like to start buying into my practice.  Yes, buying the practice is also expensive but income would increase significantly.
- So on a monthly basis there is a set amount I pay towards student loan debts, and then I am also trying to build up my down payment fund for purchasing a portion of my practice.  

But every month I look at my downpayment fund and I am so tempted to use a little or a lot to pay off more student loans because it feels like I am just wasting time and losing money to interest.  

General numbers so math makes sense:
- current student loans (combined with spouse) ~380,000 between the range of 4.5%  - 3% interest.  Most are long term (15-25 years).
- 60 K of savings in high interest account (.84%)

Our monthly minimum for student loan payments are a little over 2K, but we throw at least another 2.5K per month towards principal.  We can also manage to save $2-4K a month towards down payment, depending on the bonuses we get per month.  Practice purchasing is about $340K and would increase income another 80-100K to start per year. 

So buying the practice makes a lot of sense financially, but I am torn between how much to continue saving and how much to throw at the student loans because the process of getting the practice purchased is so infuriating.  It's a lot of back and forth and negotiating.  But I do feel like once I purchase the practice I'm going to pay minimums on the student loans because they are so favorable and the term is so long, and focus on paying down the practice debt since it will be probably at a worse rate and shorter term.
<bot>: currently splitting extra money between debt payment and downpayment savings.  Tempted to use some/all downpayment to pay off more student loans.  Good idea, bad idea, new ideas?