DentalMonitoring lands €84 million for global expansion
Paris-based HealthTech startup DentalMonitoring has raised a combined €84 million (about $100 million) to accelerate international expansion and further develop its AI-powered remote orthodontic monitoring platform. The financing includes participation from new investors such as Lazard Elaia Capital and ISALT, via its Fonds Strate9gique des Transitions.
Philippe Salah, CEO of DentalMonitoring, said the new backing brings capital and strategic support aimed at scaling a category-leading HealthTech business. He added that the companys ambition is to set a new standard of orthodontic care by using AI to enable efficient clinical supervision beyond the dental practice.
Building on a large patient base and product suite
Founded in 2014, DentalMonitoring positions itself as a software-as-a-medical-device provider for remote orthodontic treatment monitoring. The company says it now serves more than 2 million patients and offers tools including DM Insights, ScanAssist, and DentalMonitoring+.
New markets and deeper ecosystem integrations
The startup plans to use the funds to strengthen its presence in core markets such as Europe, the United States, Australia, and Japan, while expanding into new regions including Brazil, Turkey, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. It also plans continued investment in innovation, supported by the recent launch of a new software development centre to bolster AI R&D.
In parallel, DentalMonitoring aims to broaden integrations with the orthodontic digital ecosystemincluding appliance manufacturers, practice management software providers, and intra-oral scanning companiesand explore applying its AI and proprietary data beyond orthodontics to additional dental applications.
Alexandre Margoline, Managing Partner at Lazard Elaia Capital, said the firm views DentalMonitoring as a category builder, describing its platform as an operating system for modern dental care with a scalable, treatment- and appliance-agnostic model.
The round comes amid relatively modest funding activity across the EU dental and adjacent HealthTech sector in 20252026, with smaller raises such as Ireland-based Smile Genius securing e8500k to expand its clinic-to-lab digital platform.
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