Uniform Teeth offers teeth‑straightening services through an in‑person, One Medical–like model that provides visits with licensed orthodontists. Patients use the Uniform app to submit photos ahead of an initial visit, where they receive a panoramic scan and 3D imaging to confirm required work. The company requires in‑office visits because roughly 75% or more of cases need additional procedures, and it targets moderate to full‑spectrum cases rather than simple vanity treatments. Uniform currently operates two locations in San Francisco and plans to open two more locations in Seattle and Chicago early next year. By the end of next year the company plans to expand to additional locations across the U.S. It faces competitors such as SmileDirectClub and Candid, whose at‑home models reach more customers but have drawn scrutiny from dental associations. Uniform Teeth offers clear teeth aligners delivered through an in-person, One Medical–like model that pairs licensed orthodontists with a mobile app and advanced 3D imaging (panoramic X-rays and Cone Beam CT). Patients begin with app photos, then receive in-office panoramic scans and 3D imaging to create a custom treatment plan and predict tooth movement. Most patients average two to three in-person visits and weekly app check-ins during treatment; the company said the full treatment typically costs about $3,500. Uniform requires in-office visits because 75 percent or more of cases need additional procedures (for example, tooth-colored attachments) that enable more advanced tooth movement. The company emphasizes an employment-based model, hiring full-time orthodontists to control quality and the patient experience. Uniform currently treats patients in San Francisco and intends to open additional offices nationwide next year as it scales.

Total raised

$14M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Dec 2019