French Orthodontic AI Remote Monitoring Company DentalMonitoring Secures €84 Million Financing, Backed by Straumann, Accelerating Global Expansion

Source: DentalMonitoring official website

DentalGoodNews | According to a report by EU-Startups on February 10, 2026, DentalMonitoring, a French AI orthodontic remote monitoring company, has secured €84 million (approximately CNY 730 million) in financing. New investors include Lazard Elaia Capital and ISALT (the latter investing through the Fonds Stratégique des Transitions fund).

According to reports, this round of financing will be used for international market expansion and product innovation. The company plans to consolidate its market position in Europe, the United States, Australia, and Japan, while expanding into new markets such as Brazil, Turkey, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.

According to the introduction, the company recently established a new software development center to strengthen its AI R&D capabilities. The company plans to expand cooperation with aligner manufacturers, clinic management software providers, and intraoral scanning companies. Beyond orthodontics, the company will explore the application of AI technology and proprietary data in other dental fields.

It is reported that the company's remote monitoring platform does not rely on specific aligner brands or device manufacturers and is compatible with various clinics and device manufacturers.

Data shows that the company was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Paris, France, with a customer base covering over 2 million patients. Its product line includes AI tools such as DM Insights, ScanAssist, and DentalMonitoring+. In October 2021, the company completed a $150 million financing round, with a valuation exceeding $1 billion at that time.

According to previous reports by DentalGoodNews, the company received FDA De Novo approval in 2024 and updated its AI monitoring software. The Straumann Group has held a minority stake in the company since 2018, and in October 2025, the two parties announced that they would integrate AI remote monitoring technology into the ClearCorrect clear aligner platform. In this strategic announcement, Straumann also announced a strategic technical cooperation with the Chinese invisible orthodontic brand Smartee.

As of press time, the company has not disclosed the specific round of this financing or the post-investment valuation.