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Founded in 2018 by experts from MIT and Harvard University, Overjet is a Boston-based company developing artificial intelligence for the dental industry. Its core technologies span computer vision and machine learning, applied to clinical, imaging, and administrative workflows for dental providers, insurers, and educators across North America.

The company's flagship product, Vision AI, is an FDA-cleared system for dental X-ray analysis that detects, outlines, and quantifies oral diseases with millimeter-level precision. Additional offerings include IRIS AI-Native Imaging Software, a Voice AI Suite for clinical documentation, and an AI-powered insurance verification product.

Overjet has raised approximately $133 million in funding and reached a valuation of $550 million. Its technology covers over 120 million members through partnerships with the majority of the top ten U.S. dental insurers, and is used by thousands of dentists.

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