Experience DSO practice brokerage done right.
More Money. Better Terms. More Options. We wake up every day excited to deliver the best brokerage experience possible. From great communication, a tight process, and a team of creative problem solvers our clients get win-win deals and a superior brokerage experience.
Selling a Group Practice?
We’ve sold several mid-sized group practices to corporate buyers, and we have the right team to do the heavy lifting on your behalf. For group practices in particular, finding the right DSO partner or buyer can unlock tremendous value for you as a seller. You deserve a team that will maximize the sale price and terms of your business while keeping the transaction as smooth as possible.
We Know DSOs
We've worked with DSOs all across the country, including Dental Care Alliance, Smile Brands, Western Dental, MB2, Surge Equity, Heartland, and many many more. The corporate buying pool is constantly shifting and evolving with dozens of new names emerging every year and each offering their own unique deal structures to the market. Let us review your DSO offer, share our experience, and give you insight into the current state of the market.
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Meet the PTG Team

Thomas Allen, Founder
Lead Broker

David Williams, MBA
Business Analysis, Financial Modeling

Katherine Francois
Marketing and Underwriting Lead
Have More Questions?
A Dental Service Organization (DSO) is an independent business support center that partners with dental practices to provide critical business management and support to dental practices, including non-clinical operations. They are the fastest growing segment of the dental market.
Typically DSOs structure practice ownership via a doctor entity (owned solely by a dentist) which owns the patient records and another corporate entity (the DSO entity) which owns all of the tangible assets of the practice (like equipment, furnishings, marketing collateral, lease, etc.) and ultimately controls the net cash flow (EBITDA) of the practice. The exact structure and breakdown varies from group to group.
Sophisticated DSO’s leverage their centralized infrastructure to support their partner offices from a business/administrative perspective while allowing the doctors to maintain their clinical autonomy.
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