Grin's core products are the Grin App and the FDA-listed Grin Scope, which together enable patient self-scans and virtual check-ins under doctors' supervision. The platform supports continuous remote monitoring to reduce chair time and increase patient volume. Grin says it has captured millions of scans for tens of thousands of patients and is used by over 2,000 care providers globally, and that its technology delivers clinical images five times faster than prior solutions. The company runs programs accessible through Medicaid and via schools, long-term care facilities, and clinics to improve oral health equity. Grin was recognized with the 2024 Digital Health Award for Emerging Innovation in Dental Health and received a $50,000 grant from the Digital Health Hub Foundation. The announced investment is intended to support growth and expansion to streamline access to dental care. Grin offers the Grin App alongside FDA-listed Grin Scope and Grin Scope Mini devices that attach to smartphone cameras to scan and measure changes to patients' teeth. Under the supervision of partner doctors, these technologies enable virtual check-ins to remotely monitor tooth movement, gum health, and oral hygiene. The platform is intended to reduce office visits by allowing providers to transition routine patient check-ins from in-office to virtual, which can decrease chair time and increase patient volume. Grin positions itself as a 'for orthos, by orthos' solution under CEO and co-founder Adam Schulhof, DMD, and emphasizes connecting patients with real local orthodontists. The company received the 2021 AAO Ortho Innovator Award. Grin recently announced a strategic investment from the American Association of Orthodontists' Innovation & Transformation Fund. Grin is built around the Grin App and the FDA-listed Grin Scope, an intraoral adapter that enables patients to self-scan their teeth for orthodontist-ready videos. The platform connects patients to real local orthodontists for remote monitoring and virtual check-ins, which Grin says reduces chair time and increases patient volume. Founded in 2019 by Adam Schulhof DMD, Pamela Oren-Artzi, and Alon Lipnik, the company is deployed at hundreds of orthodontic practices and is being used by thousands of patients who have provided tens of thousands of self-scans across the US. Grin plans to use new funding to expand geographic reach, grow its orthodontic partner network, and implement additional platform features for an end-to-end patient care continuum. R&D will focus on enhanced teeth scanning via the Grin App and Grin Scope and features to assist doctors in treating complex teeth-straightening cases. The company announced a $10M funding round (bringing total funding to $14M) and intends to invest proceeds in technology, talent, and partner onboarding.

Total raised

$10M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Apr 2021