Toothfairy, the digital dental health platform, has announced a $10 million Series A funding round led by LBO France and joined by CRB Health Tech SGEIC and Portfolio Ventures. Existing investors, including Slingshot Ventures, Ada Ventures, and Haatch, also increased their commitments, reinforcing confidence in Toothfairy’s mission to make dentistry more affordable, accessible, and available.
Since its founding, Toothfairy has generated millions in revenue and reached profitability, but the company’s ambitions go beyond financial performance. Its goal is to transform the dental industry, which remains burdened by long waiting times, delayed diagnoses, and costly treatments.
The platform, regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), offers patients on-demand video consultations, AI-powered dental checks, remote prescriptions, and treatment monitoring, enabling care from home or the workplace at significantly lower costs than traditional clinics. This addresses the urgent need in the UK, where more than 4.5 million people struggle to secure an NHS dental appointment, and the number of practising dentists is at a ten-year low.
CRB Health Tech SGEIC’s entry into Toothfairy’s Series A marks its commitment to the high-need, high-growth digital dental health sector, joining a round with seasoned investors who bring deep expertise in the dental space.
Toothfairy was founded by Dr. Deepak Singh Aulak and Dr. Kian Singh Dhinsa, both alumni of King’s College London and recognized leaders in the sector. The platform has received multiple awards, including App of the Year from the British Dental Industry.
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