Independent OMS owners
Owners considering succession, a partial or full sale, or clarifying what a well-run transition could look like before talking to the market.
Oral surgery M&A advisory
Confidential practice transitions for oral and maxillofacial surgery.
OMS Practice Transitions helps independent oral surgery owners, multi-location OMS groups, and thoughtful buyers navigate sell-side and buy-side decisions, deal framing, and start-up planning — with the discretion private healthcare transactions require.
Private advisory focused on oral surgery — not generic healthcare banking.
Who we help
Specialized support for parties evaluating an oral surgery practice transition, partnership, acquisition, or de novo plan.
Multi-location oral surgery groups
Groups refining growth strategy, evaluating add-ons, or preparing a cleaner narrative for partners, lenders, or future buyers.
DSOs and strategic buyers
Buyers who want oral-surgery-specific diligence framing and a clearer read on clinical, operational, and cultural fit — not a one-size-fits-all dental playbook.
What we do
Practical advisory across the moments that matter most in an oral surgery transaction or start-up plan.
Sell-side advisory
Prepare, position, and support a confidential process with measured expectations.
Buy-side support
Help evaluate opportunities, structure questions, and pressure-test assumptions.
Valuation & deal framing
Translate practice economics into a clear, defendable conversation about value.
De novo / start-up plans
Business planning support for new oral surgery practices and expansion scenarios.
A measured process
Every engagement starts with clarity and confidentiality. No pressure tactics — just a structured path from first conversation to next decision.
Confidential intro
Share context at a high level. We confirm fit, scope, and whether advisory support is useful now.
Situation & goals
Clarify timeline, stakeholders, and the decision you need to make — sale, purchase, partnership, or start-up.
Advisory workplan
Agree on a focused scope: framing, planning, process support, or diligence assistance.
Execution support
Stay close through the work so decisions remain grounded, confidential, and oral-surgery-specific.
Ready for a confidential conversation?
If you are exploring a practice transition, acquisition, or oral surgery start-up plan, start with a private intro call. No obligation — just a clear next step.