Overjet started in the dullest corner of dentistry - insurance review - then turned that foothold into a clinical AI platform spanning X-rays, voice notes and claims. The clever part is not the colorful overlay. It is getting dentists and payers to look at the same evidence.
Dentists do not need another dashboard blinking in the corner. Videa’s bet is that AI wins only when it slips into the X-ray, the patient conversation and the paperwork already on the schedule.
Arini is a San Francisco-based AI company that builds a voice and text receptionist for dental practices. Its AI agent answers patient calls 24/7, books and reschedules appointments directly into practice management software, and handles insurance and billing questions - aiming to recover the revenue clinics lose when front desks miss roughly a third of inbound calls. Founded in 2024 by Abdulrahman Jamjoom and Rami Rustom, both former engineers on Meta's Threads team, the company went through Y Combinator's Winter 2024 batch and now handles over 15,000 patient calls a day for dental groups and DSOs across the US and Canada.