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Dental Innovation Alliance Invests in Early-Stage Tech Companies UptimeHealth and Relu

Dental Innovation Alliance (DIA) has recently announced its inaugural investments in two early-stage dental technology companies, UptimeHealth and Relu. DIA is a group of dental industry executives that funds and advises early-stage companies building the future of dentistry through technology.

About Uptime Health

UptimeHealth provides software that aims to simplify dental equipment maintenance, repair, and purchase events through automation and predictive analytics. The data gathered within the system sends reports to leadership, including dashboards for compliance adherence and lists identifying problematic equipment that are ripe for replacement. 

DIA Managing Partner, Doug Brown, stated, “We see potential for the company to grow beyond dental into other healthcare sectors.”

About Relu

Relu, on the other hand, provides a platform-agnostic approach to automatically segment 3D medical images in the dental and maxillofacial market. Its technology helps address the requirements of technology and medical device companies to provide enhanced surgical navigation and treatment planning solutions. 

DIA Managing Partner, Thomas Sharpe, expressed excitement about Relu’s vision and its application of AI to surgery.

Fostering Innovation in Dentistry

DIA seeks to become the preeminent resource for fostering innovation and collaboration in the dental and health sectors. “We value everything that DIA and their member base will bring to the table for UptimeHealth. Their deep industry knowledge, connections, and expertise will help us continue to build products that support the future of dental equipment management,” said Jinesh Patel, CEO and Co-Founder of UptimeHealth.

Holger Willems, Co-Founder & CEO of Relu, shared his excitement about teaming up with DIA. “They are closely following new technologies in dentistry, and we are grateful to receive their funding and support. It strengthens Relu in our vision to build a future with better, faster, and safer dental treatments thanks to the help of AI.”

DIA’s leadership team has a combined 200 years of dental industry experience, and its investor base includes executives and experts from some of the largest and most innovative dental support organizations and other dental businesses. 

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