Allied OMS, a doctor-led management services organization (MSO) for oral surgery practices, was recently featured in The Deal after securing a minority investment from Singapore-headquartered private equity firm 65 Equity Partners. The transaction marks a significant milestone in the company’s rapid ascent as a leading platform in the oral surgery space.
Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Southlake, Texas, Allied OMS has grown to include 50+ locations. With a focus on partnering with entrepreneurial surgeons who are passionate about the future of OMS, Allied has built a network of practices that are agile, growth-focused, and rooted in clinical excellence.
In The Deal interview, Allied CEO and co-founder Dan Hosler and Leon Brujis, Partner and Co-Head of US at 65 Equity Partners, shared insights into Allied’s long-term vision and growth strategy. “A handful of our doctors started their own practices from scratch or bought out a retiring doctor and completely reinvigorated the practice,” said Hosler. “Our partners are nearly a decade younger than many of our peers, and they’re hungry to build something meaningful.”
Backed by the long-term capital and support of 65 Equity Partners—a firm supported by Temasek Holdings—Allied OMS plans to deepen its presence in existing markets, pursue de novo expansion, and continue to grow through acquisitions. Recent partnerships include four new practices across Indiana and Texas: Oral Surgery Michiana, Heart of Texas Oral Surgery, North Austin Oral Surgery, and Kerrville Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery.
This investment builds on Allied’s first capital raise completed last year and reflects growing confidence in its scalable, surgeon-aligned model. While an eventual acquisition may be part of the long-term strategy, Allied’s current focus remains clear: empowering surgeons, expanding strategically, and transforming how oral surgery practices grow and thrive.