Myvirtudent
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Virtudent is a teledentistry practice delivering on-site preventive dental care and virtual dental visits through employers.
Also known as Virtudent
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026Virtudent, associated with the myvirtudent.com domain, is a teledentistry practice that partners with employers to deliver preventive dental care in the workplace. A registered dental hygienist travels to the worksite with a portable dentistry kit roughly the size of a suitcase and performs a cleaning and comprehensive oral exam, while a remote dentist reviews digital x-rays and intraoral photographs and supplies the teledentistry exam. Standard visits include a PreViser risk assessment covering oral cancer, gum disease and cavity risk, with optional add-ons such as fluoride varnish.
A second offering, Virtudent Connect, provides virtual care coordination and teledentistry over video from a computer, tablet or smartphone. Connect visits, typically at least 15 minutes, are used to triage oral health issues, with a dentist able to advise, prescribe medication and refer patients onward. After either type of visit, patients receive a follow-up report from a dentist within 48 hours, records are forwarded to the patient's own or a referral dentist, and the team follows up by phone after ten days. Where further treatment is required, Virtudent helps the patient locate an in-network local dentist and transfers dental records to ensure continuity of care.
Founding story
Founded in 2014 by Dr. Hitesh Tolani, D.M.D., who served as Founder and CEO and framed the company's mission as using technology to make dental visits more accessible, convenient and patient-centric.
Business model
Virtudent contracts with employers to bring a full dental clinic and teledentistry service on-site at no cost to the employer, with clinical services billed to dental insurance. The company positions itself as separating the diagnosing provider from the treating provider so that treatment plans are formed independently of who performs the work.
Care is billed to patients' dental insurance carriers; the company states it accepts most major dental plans including Aetna, Bento, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Delta Dental, Guardian, MetLife and United Concordia, and balance-bills patients where it is out of network or a deductible applies. Patients without dental insurance can pay a $150 same-day self-pay rate covering standard imaging and cleaning, with fluoride varnish available for an additional fee. Virtudent Connect teledentistry visits are free to the patient when covered by the employer or insurance carrier.
Traction
As of the 2018 Series A announcement, the company cited employer partners including Wayfair, Kronos, LogMeIn and athenahealth, and a community program with Northeast Delta Dental that had served 4,200 children at Boys and Girls Clubs of New Hampshire. A vendor directory listing cites partnerships with hundreds of employers including Dunkin' Brands, Microsoft, TJX Companies and Wayfair, and tens of thousands of employee work hours saved for clients.
Latest developments
The myvirtudent.com domain, registered in 2014 and with registration recorded through 2026, currently serves content unrelated to dental services; the company's virtudent.com site continues to publish patient, employer and clinical information.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
The company described itself in 2018 as the first commercial teledentistry practice in the United States and as a provider of mobile dental clinics and teledentistry services for employers, citing American Dental Association data that 33% of patients avoid the dentist due to inconvenience.
Care is delivered at the workplace rather than in a traditional office, shortening a visit the company says normally averages four hours including travel and waiting to roughly 45 minutes to an hour; diagnosis is performed by a remote dentist independent of the treating provider; and the model is offered to employers at no cost to them.
Technology
Portable, suitcase-sized dental kits used by hygienists on site, combined with digital dental x-rays and intraoral photography that are transmitted for remote review by dentists. Patient-facing systems include a HIPAA-compliant booking and patient portal supporting Google Chrome and Internet Explorer, online medical and insurance forms, PreViser oral health risk assessment, and browser-based video visits for Virtudent Connect.
Go-to-market
Sold to companies through HR, wellness and facilities contacts, with the Virtudent team working alongside HR on marketing, customer success and patient success to drive employee engagement; employees then self-schedule on-site or virtual appointments through an online portal.
Employers and their HR, wellness and facilities teams, and the employees who receive care. Reported clients include Wayfair, Kronos, LogMeIn, athenahealth, Dunkin' Brands, Microsoft and TJX Companies. The company also serves children through a community program at Boys and Girls Clubs of New Hampshire.
Geography
Originated in New England, with a listed address at 665 Beacon St, Ste 100, Boston, MA and, at the time of its 2018 financing, a headquarters in Newton, Massachusetts; the Series A was raised to fund expansion into geographies beyond New England.
History
Founded in 2014 and headquartered in the Boston area (Newton, and later listed at a Boston address). In July 2018 the company closed an $8 million Series A led by .406 Ventures with SpringRock Ventures and existing investor The Sparta Group, LLC, and added .406 Ventures Managing Partner Liam Donohue to its board. Alongside the on-site clinic service it later offered Virtudent Connect, a virtual care coordination and teledentistry service.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
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Timeline · 2
launches, deals, and filingsVirtudent announced an $8 million Series A financing led by Boston-based .406 Ventures, with participation from SpringRock Ventures and existing investor The Sparta Group, LLC, the venture office of Desh Deshpande. Proceeds were earmarked for scaling its mobile dental clinic and teledentistry offering and expanding beyond its New England markets. Liam Donohue, Managing Partner at .406 Ventures, joined the board of directors.
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Through a partnership with Northeast Delta Dental, Virtudent provided teledental care to children at the Boys and Girls Clubs of New Hampshire; the program had served 4,200 children as of the announcement.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Myvirtudentmyvirtudent.com · web
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Myvirtudent do?
- Virtudent is a teledentistry practice delivering on-site preventive dental care and virtual dental visits through employers.
- Who are Myvirtudent's investors?
- Myvirtudent's investors include SPRINGROCK VENTURES.