Pearl, a leading dental AI startup, has secured $58 million in Series B funding to improve patient care. Co-founded in 2019 by Ophir Tanz, Cambron Carter, and Kyle Stanley, the company has received significant capital from the previous financing rounds.
Left Lane Capital spearheaded the recently concluded series B funding round with the support of other strategic investors, including Alpha Partners, Smash Capital, and existing investors, Neotribe Ventures, and Craft Ventures.
According to the company’s announcement, it will use the new capital to advance innovations in dentistry-focused technologies to improve the health of dental patients globally. Pearl is also looking to expand its portfolio by expanding a new line of dental AI products.
Leveraging Dental AI to Improve Dentistry
Pearl’s artificial intelligence and computer vision solve the long-standing challenge of inconsistent diagnostic accuracy, which negatively impacted the quality of patients seeking dental care services globally.
The new medical technology will boost global access to the life-changing benefits of artificial intelligence in dentistry. According to Pearl, AI-powered technology helps dentists read dental patients’ X-rays, enabling them to render objective, consistent, and accurate diagnoses.
Additionally, the technology allows dentists to effectively communicate findings to patients accurately and with clarity and confidence.
