Toothfairy, a digital dental services provider, has secured £10 million ($12.5 million) in funding from a consortium of international investors.
According to Sky News, the round was led by LBO France, with participation from CRB Health and Portfolio Ventures. Existing investors including ADA Ventures, Haatch, and Slingshot also participated.
Toothfairy was founded in 2019 by dentists Deepak Aulak and Kian Dhinsa and initially secured $5 million in seed funding in 2021. The company connects patients with licensed dentists through a mobile app, offering urgent care, clinic referrals, prescriptions, and cosmetic treatments.
Toothfairy also offers one-on-one dental consultations, clinical assessments, prescriptions, and an oral health package powered by proprietary AI technology.
Dr. Aulak said, “Dental care is outdated and fraught with barriers. We are bridging the gap for those who struggle to access or afford treatment—gaps that can lead to life-changing, chronic conditions.”
This new investment will enable Toothfairy to expand into new verticals and continue its mission to make dental care more accessible and affordable worldwide.
Neyla Merheb, Investment Director at LBO France, added, “The UK’s oral health system is overwhelmed, leaving millions without access to appropriate care.
Toothfairy offers employers and insurers an innovative and cost-effective way to prevent and treat expensive and painful dental problems early.”
