Teeth Start-up Tech Gigi has collected $ 9 million in the business debt round from Stride Ventures, almost four months after raising the B Round LED series by Eight Roads Ventures, said the company based in Mumbai on January 21.
The company plans to invest capital in improving technology, geographical expansion and brand development.
“This partnership with TOOTSI is our latest efforts to engage with newer health care startups,” said Ishpreet Singh Gandhi, founder and management partner, stepped up.
Established in 2018 by Orthodontist Arpi Mehta, Pravin Shetty, Manjul Jain, and Anirudh Kale, the company offers clear customers, alternatives to conventional braces. It adjusts the straightener and claims to design more than 65,000 plans so far with a five-year-old growth in the financial year of 2021.
Clear straighteners have emerged as the preferred technology rather than traditional metal braces for their invisible factors. Teeth tend to lock horns with parallel technology San Jose-headquarters, which makes invisalign braces.
“Their disturbing solutions for orthodontic problems in the form of adjustable invisible straighteners have created waves in this consumer-driven room and have captured 35 percent of market share,” Singh said. Steps are investing through the business strides of India Fund II.
In addition to orthodontic products, teeth also offer mouth care products such as sonic toothbrushes, teeth whitening products, and Aligner accessories.
Diversified into the skin care room, recently introduced a skinni, which offers laser hair removal services and home skin care.
The latter teeth raised to collect $ 20 million in a round led by eight roads, think of investment and the MANKEKAR family office in August.
