United Dental Corporation

UDC calls itself a Dental Partnership Organization rather than a dental service organization. Its stated posture is to leave clinical autonomy with partner dentists while integrating practices onto a centralized platform for finance, accounting, HR, and data analytics. Traditional DSOs often impose more standardization and direct employment structures; UDC markets a modular, tailored approach that lets each practice choose which shared services to adopt.

The firm's public materials are ambiguous on control mechanics. UDC uses partnership language, emphasizing that doctors retain an ownership stake and influence over their practice. The precise equity split or governance rights post-acquisition are not disclosed on the company website.

UDC centralizes back-office functions including HR, finance, accounting, IT, payroll, procurement, and candidate screening. It also provides an in-house patient dental plan called Bright Smiles to expand care for uninsured patients, and a data and analytics stack for benchmarking and growth insights. A consultative operations team works with practices on patient retention and front-office performance.

President Amit Chokshi leads the firm, and Scott Mirenberg is the named M&A Associate handling acquisitions. The firm's team page also lists a Chief Operations Officer and Operations Success Manager who focus on post-acquisition integration, though their names are not currently published. No investment committee or further deal-team structure is publicly detailed.

The firm does not list specific target states or regions on its website. Its team page references experience working across nationwide dental practices, suggesting a multi-state acquisition appetite, but no geographic concentration or office footprint beyond the Miami headquarters is published.