DSOs on the move: Major funding deals fuel growth in 2025

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Several DSOs have gained new funding this year to support their growth initatives. 

Four updates:

1. Southlake, Texas-based Allied OMS received a minority investment to expand its service offerings, complete acquisitions and scale operations. Global investment firm 65 Equity Partners led the transaction, with a co-investment from private capital investment firm Everberg Capital.

2. Cumming, Ga.-based OMS360 secured a new credit facility that includes a revolving credit facility and a delayed draw term loan. The credit facility was provided by TPG Twin Brook Capital Partners.

3. Hackensack, N.J.-based Max Surgical Specialty Management secured a $77 million senior credit facility to fuel the company’s growth and expansion. The credit facility was provided by Freeport Financial Partners, a private equity investment firm.

4. Dana Point, Calif.-based Silver Creek Dental Partners closed a debt financing agreement with Ivy Asset Group, a private credit firm. The financing will support the DSO’s investments in its affiliated practices and continued expansion in California.

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