"Dentistry Isn't A Fad," Say Cofounders Who Bet Big On Digitizing The Dental Process | Forbes

This New York–based duo is digitizing the dental office, replacing uncomfortable putty impressions and burdensome paperwork with digital mouth scanners and automated software. “Dentists have all sorts of administrative burdens and overheads that don’t help them deliver care to patients,” says co-CEO Daniel Hanover. Dental offices use Dandy’s tech to digitally map a patient’s mouth. Its software then searches a network of independent labs to find the fastest turn- around and lowest price for products like veneers, dentures, crowns and teeth aligners. That translates into less time in the chair and better-fitting products. Hanover and Toni Oloko met at the University of Pennsylvania and launched Dandy in 2018. The startup has grown to 700 employees and serves 4,000 dentists across the country.

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