Earlier in July, US-based dental tech startup OrthoFX raised a $13 million Series A led by new investor SignalFire.
This bring total funding for the startup, which says it has been called the "Tesla for teeth" by some practitioners, to $17 million. As part of its orthodontic treatment the startup says it offers a bluetooth-connected case that monitors how long the patient wears it, algorithm-driven smile tracking, and rescue aligners that can correct a month's worth of missed treatment.
In 2019 the startup received approval from the US Food and Drug Administration, and recently got clearance to sell in Canada and Europe, where it hopes to launch in the next few months.
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