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§ Private Profile · 201 W. Main St, STE 308 Durham, NC 27701
Procure-to-pay platform centralizing supplier management, ordering, and invoicing for dental practices and DSOs, focused on spend management.
CureMint is a Durham, North Carolina-based software company that develops a procure-to-pay and spend management platform specifically designed for the commercial dental industry. Operating as a business-to-business software-as-a-service provider with fewer than 25 employees, the platform centralizes supplier management, ordering, and invoicing workflows for dental support organizations across North America. The software currently manages approximately $200 million in annual purchasing spend across a growing network of nearly 2,000 dental offices. Prior to its acquisition, the enterprise secured financial backing from venture capital firms including Cofounders Capital, Stout Street Capital, Triangle Tweener Fund, and VentureSouth, while also establishing software integrations with accounting systems like Sage Intacct. In February 2025, the company was officially acquired by San Francisco-based dental spend management competitor Dentira. CureMint was originally founded in Los Angeles in 2017 by military veteran Brandon McCarty.
CureMint has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round.
CureMint has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
CureMint has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in October 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 1, 2021 | $2M Seed | VentureSouth | Cultivation Capital, VentureSouth, Doug Brown, Richard Hulme, Thomas Sharpe, Cofounders Capital, Front Porch Ventures, Stout Street Capital | Announced |
CureMint has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
CureMint's investors include VentureSouth, Cultivation Capital, Doug Brown, Richard Hulme, Thomas Sharpe, Cofounders Capital, Front Porch Ventures, Stout Street Capital.
CureMint is a SaaS company providing a procure-to-pay platform exclusively for dental organizations, including practices and Dental Support Organizations (DSOs). It builds software that unifies purchasing, inventory management, approvals, and accounts payable (AP) processes across multiple suppliers, solving the dental industry's outdated procurement challenges like overspending, hidden costs, and inefficiencies.[1][2][4] Serving dental teams across North America, CureMint enables cost reduction, spend visibility, automated workflows, and informed decision-making, with $142 million in annual spend managed on its platform and integrations like Sage Intacct for enhanced financial control.[1][2][4]
The platform offers features such as global supplier search, custom formularies, budget dashboards, 3-way matching for bills, duplicate detection, and mobile access, starting at $75 per month with strong user praise for efficiency and speed.[3][4][5]
CureMint was co-founded by Brandon McCarty (Chief Visionary Officer) and Chris Rathgeb to address the dental sector's fragmented procurement systems, which left practices vulnerable to inefficiencies and excess costs.[1][2] Originating in California, the company relocated its headquarters to Durham, North Carolina, in the Research Triangle (201 W Main St Ste 308), evolving from a small startup into a fully operational SaaS provider with under 25 employees and revenue under $5 million.[1][2] Key early milestones include launching as the first dental-specific procure-to-pay solution and integrating with Sage Intacct, reflecting rapid adaptation to DSO needs.[2]
CureMint rides the wave of healthcare SaaS digitization, particularly in dentistry, where DSOs are consolidating (managing multiple practices) amid rising supply costs and operational scale.[1][2] Timing aligns with post-pandemic supply chain pressures and ERP adoption in healthcare, amplified by tools like Sage Intacct, giving dental groups procurement control akin to enterprise retail.[2][4] Market forces favoring it include the $100B+ U.S. dental market's shift to tech-enabled efficiency and DSO growth (projected 10-15% annually), where fragmented buying wastes 10-20% on supplies.[1][3] It influences the ecosystem by standardizing dental procurement, fostering data-driven spend management, and enabling smaller practices to compete via optimized purchasing power.[1][4]
CureMint is poised for expansion as DSOs proliferate and dental groups demand integrated fintech for procurement, potentially scaling managed spend beyond $142M through more ERP integrations and AI-driven analytics.[1][2][4] Trends like automated AP, predictive inventory, and healthcare AI will shape its path, amplifying efficiency gains amid labor shortages. Its influence may evolve from niche solver to category leader, empowering dental organizations to reclaim control over chaotic supply chains—transforming outdated processes into strategic advantages, much like its origins promised.[1][5]