Perceptive Technologies is a new firm providing AI-driven automated dental technology backed by investors who include Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg‘s father Dr. Ed Zuckerberg. The company completed the world’s first fully automated dental procedure on a human using its advanced robotic dentistry system. Perceptive has raised $30 million in funding to date.
Founded in 2020 and based in Boston, Perceptive Technologies is dedicated to developing fully automated solutions that empower dentists to provide better care to more patients. Through revolutionary breakthroughs in imaging, AI, and robotics, Perceptive is redefining the future of dentistry. Perceptive is partnered with the Harvard School of Dental Medicine and the American Dental Association’s Forsyth Institute. It is backed by industry-leading investors such as Ed Zuckerberg, Innospark Ventures, KdT Ventures, Primavera Capital, Plaisance Capital, Y Combinator, and more.
Perceptive’s dental robotics system and intraoral scanner are currently under development. The statements made regarding these products, in this press release have not been reviewed by FDA or other regulatory agencies.
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Perceptive Technologies’ dental robotics system offers a breakthrough in efficiency and precision. Utilizing AI-driven 3D imaging, the system can perform complex procedures like crown placement in a fraction of the traditional time, reducing patient discomfort and increasing overall treatment satisfaction.
Perceptive’s AI robotics system uses 3D volumetric data for diagnostics and treatment planning, enabling early and highly accurate diagnoses. The procedure begins with an optical coherence technology (OCT) scan of the patient’s tooth and mouth using Perceptive’s handheld intraoral scanner. This advanced scanner captures 3D images beneath the gum line, through fluids and under the tooth surface, offering unparalleled imaging capabilities. Patients can clearly visualize their dental conditions through these detailed images, helping them better understand their need for care.
“The robotics system has been designed and rigorously tested to ensure that dentists can perform treatments safely, even in conditions where patient movement is prevalent,” said Mark Zuckerberg’s father Edward Zuckerberg, DDS, FAGD, a pioneer in the integration of technology in the dental clinic. “This commitment to safety is core to Perceptive’s dedication to providing reliable and effective dental care solutions using state-of-the art technology.”
“We’re excited to successfully complete the world’s first fully automated robotic dental procedure,” said Dr. Chris Ciriello, CEO and Founder of Perceptive Technologies. “This medical breakthrough enhances precision and efficiency of dental procedures, and democratizes access to better dental care, for improved patient experience and clinical outcomes. We look forward to advancing our system and pioneering scalable, fully automated dental healthcare solutions for patients.”
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