Trust AI, the “ChatGPT” for dentists, has raised $6 million—the largest seed round ever for a dental technology startup. The emerging platform has attracted over 3,000 dentists in just weeks. Practices are racing to adopt AI, quickly making traditional dentistry obsolete. Trust AI is transforming everyday practitioners into AI-augmented clinicians, with specialist insights instantly available.
Built by dentists for dentists, the seed round was led by dental industry leaders, including Wehrle Implant Immersion Center, Goetze Dental, Rockwood Programs, and a group of prominent dentists representing over $100 million in practice revenues—the very people who understand firsthand what the industry needs most.
“Dentistry was never meant to run a maze of disconnected apps, endless logins, and fragmented workflows,” said Dr. Divian Patel, co-founder of Trust AI and owner of multiple dental practices in the UK and the US. “Trust AI puts an end to the chaos. One platform. One secure, HIPAA-compliant portal. One intelligent conversation that replaces them all. We built exactly what every practice needs—technology that actually works together.”
Trust AI has become the fastest-growing dental startup in history, adding around 500 new users per week entirely through word of mouth. Its rapid adoption signals a seismic shift currently underway in the dental sector. Each practice contributes real-world cases and clinical insights that competitors can’t replicate, extending Trust AI’s technological lead with every new user.
As the first specialized large language model (LLM) for dentistry, Trust AI serves as a real-time clinical partner. The platform delivers advanced diagnostic support, personalized treatment planning, radiographic image analysis, insurance verification, and administrative automation.
“We’re not building software for dentistry; we’re rebuilding dentistry itself,” said Dr. Bernard Casse, CEO and co-founder of Trust AI. “Practices using Trust AI are already operating in 2030, while their competitors are stuck in 1995.”
Trust AI’s purpose-built dental LLM is accessible through multiple channels under the name Isaac. Available 24/7 via web, voice call, or WhatsApp, Isaac allows practitioners to talk through complex patient cases, ask follow-up questions, and refine treatment decisions. From routine care to rare cases, Isaac handles dentistry’s toughest diagnostic challenges with nuance and context. It’s the dental hotline that never sleeps.
Trust AI is building dentistry’s operating system, with Isaac as the single AI brain powering everything. One brain, multiple superpowers: from answering clinical questions to handling the front desk, from analyzing radiographs to navigating insurance complexities. Every capability stems from the same intelligent core, getting smarter with each interaction across thousands of practices.
“Smart dentists aren’t worried about AI taking their jobs. They’re worried about being the last practice in town without it,” said Dr. Shervin Molayem, co-founder of Trust AI and Beverly Hills periodontist. “That day is coming sooner than you think.”
With its core platform available free globally, Trust AI is democratizing access to advanced clinical intelligence. The company expects to become the industry standard by 2026, as dental practices increasingly adopt AI-powered solutions to meet evolving patient expectations and clinical demands.
About Trust AI
Founded in 2025, Trust AI is building the operating system for the future of dentistry. The company’s purpose-built AI platform fundamentally transforms how dental practices operate—from delivering specialist-level insights to orchestrating entire practice workflows. By enabling dentists to focus purely on patient care while AI handles everything else, Trust AI is creating a new standard for clinical excellence and operational efficiency.
Source: www.trustdentistry.ai
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