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Toothachey

For dso acquisition and development teams

Your pipeline is a public record you are not reading.

Ownership changes, board filings, and listings are all public and all scattered across fifty state systems. Toothachey normalizes them into one weekly file scoped to the states you are actually buying in.

For saleOwnership changeReview collapseNew opening

The moment this pays for itself

You want every general practice in four states that changed hands or listed this month, in one file, with the filing linked. That file does not exist anywhere else.

What to work first

Your four event types, in order.

Everyone gets all seven. These are the ones that map onto your week.

For salefirst

The practice is on the market.

A listing appears on a broker or business-for-sale site.

Ownership change#2

Somebody new is signing the checks.

New owner, DSO acquisition, or a name change on the practice record.

Review collapse#3

Their rating is falling and they know it.

Rating or review velocity drops sharply against the previous observation.

New opening#4

A practice exists this week that did not exist last week.

A location with no prior record appears, cross-checked against license issuance.

The arithmetic

Published numbers from your own channel.

None of these are ours. Each one links to where it came from.

24%

of US practices now DSO-owned, and climbing

Becker's Dental Review

6x to 7x

EBITDA multiple general practices clear at in 2026

CT Acquisitions

69%

of DSOs whose sponsors expect flat or higher 2026 deal activity

CT Acquisitions

The arithmetic, using your numbers

You earn per acquisition

$20,800

Territory costs a year

$3,588

Months one covers

69

One acquisition a year covers it, with $17,212 left over.

We are not projecting how many you will win. That is your close rate on your territory. This only shows how much of one commission the subscription costs.

The fair objection

We pay for a healthcare intelligence platform already.

Those are built for hospital systems and post-acute networks, they start around $25,000 a year for five seats, and dentistry is a rounding error in their coverage. This is $299 a month and it only does dentistry.

Your rows

What a week looks like from where you sit.

Sample rows, practices masked
  • Ownership change23 Jul94

    Family Dentistry

    Carmel, IN

    Entity name changed on the state filing. New managing member listed.

    Secretary of State filingsource withheld in sample

  • For sale22 Jul92

    Dental Group

    Dayton, OH

    Two-doctor general practice listed. Collections range given, no name.

    Broker listingsource withheld in sample

  • Ownership change21 Jul86

    Dental Care

    Louisville, KY

    Acquired by a regional group. Practice site now carries the group footer.

    Practice website, group press pagesource withheld in sample

  • For sale20 Jul85

    Dentistry

    Naperville, IL

    Retiring owner, real estate available separately.

    Business-for-sale marketplacesource withheld in sample

  • Ownership change24 Jul82

    Pediatric Dentistry

    Columbus, OH

    Second doctor added to the license record, prior owner removed.

    State dental board recordsource withheld in sample

  • Review collapse23 Jul58

    Smile Center

    Cincinnati, OH

    4.8 to 4.1 across nine weeks. Review velocity up, sentiment down.

    Public review record, trackedsource withheld in sample

  • Review collapse25 Jul47

    Dental

    Detroit, MI

    Rating down 0.4 in five weeks, three staffing complaints named.

    Public review record, trackedsource withheld in sample

Find the ache.

Name one state. We send one real week of it, free, with every source link live. $299 a month after that, or nothing, and we do not chase you either way.