What if I told you one of the biggest wealth-building opportunities in oral health may have nothing to do with owning more practices?
Most orthodontists have heard plenty about private equity, OSOs, and DSOs—but venture capital is an entirely different conversation. In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Jeremy Krell, co-founder and managing partner of Revere Partners, to explain how venture capital works, how it differs from private equity, and why innovation across the oral health industry may create compelling opportunities for doctors who want to invest beyond their own practices.
Jeremy brings a rare combination of clinical knowledge and entrepreneurial experience. He shares how Revere Partners identifies promising oral health startups, provides the capital and guidance they need to grow, and creates opportunities for investors to participate before those companies reach acquisition or larger-scale expansion. You’ll walk away with a clearer understanding of the risks, potential rewards, and practical steps involved in exploring venture capital as part of a broader investment strategy.
💬Quotes
“Revere Partners was created by doctors for doctors.” — Dr. Jeremy Krell
“The model is designed to help dentists, orthodontists, and others in the oral health space access investment opportunities more easily.” — Dr. Jeremy Krell
🎯 Key Takeaways
Intro (00:00)
Meet Dr. Jeremy Krell, Managing Partner at Revere Partners (01:51)
Understanding venture capital in oral health (04:47)
Venture capital vs. private equity (11:23)
How orthodontists can begin investing in venture capital (14:51)
How the venture capital model works (17:56)
Why oral health presents unique investment opportunities (24:27)
How to learn more about Revere Partners (30:13)
🟦 Additional Resources
I’ve seen firsthand how learning to think beyond clinical production can completely change the way orthodontists approach wealth, risk, and long-term opportunity. This episode is not about chasing the latest investment trend—it’s about understanding a model that is already helping fund the next generation of oral health companies.
Listen to the full conversation, evaluate the opportunities carefully, and decide whether venture capital deserves a place in your broader financial strategy.
Learn more about Revere Partners: https://www.reverepartnersvc.com/
Contact Dr. Jeremy Krell: jeremy@reverepartnersvc.com
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