Dandy acquired Neem, a dental-practice-management software company, bringing in product, UX, and engineering capabilities. Financial terms were not disclosed.
SourcePublic company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 5, 2026
Dandy is a privately held digital dental laboratory and dental-technology company. It combines intraoral scanning, proprietary case-management software, clinical support, AI/CAD automation, 3D printing, robotics, and in-house manufacturing to modernize dental-lab workflows and deliver customized restorations and appliances.
Primary product
An end-to-end digital dental-lab platform for dental practices: digital impressions/scanning, case collaboration and support, software-guided design, and manufactured crowns, bridges, implants, dentures, clear aligners, splints/guards, sleep-apnea devices, and related products.
Founded
2020
Headquarters
New York City, New York, United States (53 Beach Street was reported as the headquarters; Dandy has also reported a newer New York lease).
Team size
1,000–2,000 (public directories vary materially by date and methodology)
Work style
Flexible
Industry
Healthcare / dental technology
Sub-industry
Digital dental laboratories, dental practice technology, AI-enabled custom manufacturing
Offices
Business model
Leadership
Co-Founder and CEO / co-CEO
Co-Founder
Cong Yu
Head of Engineering
Lisa Duron
Head of People
Amir Pelleg
Head of Product
Joe Lynch
Head of Go-to-Market
The company describes itself as Flex First, customer-obsessed, ownership-oriented, quality-focused, fast-moving, and globally distributed. Its stated operating principles include obsessing over customers, being an owner, delivering quality results, winning as one, walking the floor, moving at Dandy Speed, seeing tomorrow clearly, and building winning teams. Manufacturing and some operational roles require on-site presence.
Work style
Flexible
Visa sponsorship
Limited
Compensation
Public job listings show competitive technical compensation, commonly including equity and performance bonuses; one Dandy listing showed $206,000–$258,000. Public H-1B records summarized by Ellis show 2025 LCAs with a reported median sponsored salary of $180,000, but no PERM green-card filings were reported as of April 2026.
Benefits
Pricing
Primarily case-based dental-lab pricing. Dandy markets a scanner-plus-lab model in which the scanner/software may be provided without an upfront equipment charge in exchange for a recurring minimum lab spend; an industry review reported approximately $1,000/month and an $800 setup/shipping fee, which should be confirmed directly with Dandy. DSO software products are described as beta offerings rather than separately published SaaS pricing.
Differentiators
Estimated revenue
$100M+; Dandy has publicly claimed it surpassed $100M in revenue within its first two years, but no reliable current audited revenue is public.
Estimated monthly visits
102.9K
Traffic estimate as of Jul 2026
Dandy acquired Neem, a dental-practice-management software company, bringing in product, UX, and engineering capabilities. Financial terms were not disclosed.
SourcePublic sources give substantially conflicting funding and headcount figures, indicating that private-company databases may be stale, incomplete, or mixing Dandy with its earlier Orthly entity. Treat reported totals and employee counts as estimates rather than audited facts.
SourceDandy Newsroom · Jul 2026
Dandy announced a partnership with Yeshiva University’s new dental school, reflecting continued expansion of its education and clinical ecosystem.
Institute of Digital Dentistry · Mar 2026
An industry review described Dandy Vision and DandyCart, the scanner-plus-minimum-spend acquisition model, and the strategic significance of Dandy’s vertically integrated lab approach.
Dandy · Dec 2025
Dandy acquired dental-practice-management software company Neem to add product, UX, and engineering capabilities.
Dandy · Aug 2025
Dandy launched a DSO portal and analytics suite for centralized lab management, scan-quality visibility, prep issues, and remake-rate analysis.
79 jobs at Dandy
Nov 2020 · Greenoaks
Jan 2020 · Greenoaks
Technology
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Dentistry Today · Apr 2025
Cong Yu joined as Head of Engineering from Celonis and Google Research; Dandy said it planned to triple engineering and R&D investment and hire more than 50 engineers.