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REV One Dental

REV One Dental is a dental service organization (DSO) that describes itself as having a national footprint and majority ownership by its founding dentists.

Last updated September 10, 2026

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Overview

REV One Dental is a dental service organization (DSO) that states it is the only DSO with a national footprint boasting a majority ownership from its founding dentists. It describes a patient- and doctor-centric platform intended to provide a seamless transition from sole proprietorship, and says it was founded on the basis of beginning with the end in mind, getting to know individual dentists and their vision for freedom in their career, finances, and lifestyle. The company states it offers dentists clinical, financial, and lifestyle freedom, including the ability to chart their own course in procedures and earn Continuing Education credits, financial returns in cash and HoldCo stock, and a transition plan to phase out of clinical dentistry on their own terms. It also states its community is growing daily.

History

REV One Dental states that it was founded on the basis of beginning with the end in mind: getting to know the individual dentists it works with and their vision for total freedom in their career, finances, and lifestyle so it can tailor a plan to their needs. It says it noticed most DSOs structure their deals in favor of those purchasing the practices rather than keeping the needs of the dentists front and center, and that the focus on profits over people meant dentists were being offered cumbersome deals with little financial gain. The company states its goal is to help dentists create an exit strategy that allows them to retire on their terms, have enough to live on, and create real lifestyle freedom, and that its community is growing daily as more dentists have their eyes opened to the possibilities available.

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