MINISH TECHNOLOGY Raises $20.7M to Expand Dental Restoration Network Globally

MINISH TECHNOLOGY, a South Korean healthtech company specializing in dental restoration, has secured approximately $20.7 million USD(30 billion KRW) in a new funding round from private equity firm VIG Partners. The investment values the company at approximately $103.4 million USD(150 billion KRW ), with VIG Partners acquiring a 20% stake.

Founded in 2021, MINISH TECHNOLOGY supplies its proprietary “Minish” dental restoration solution to a network of partner clinics, focusing on returning damaged teeth to their original healthy state. The company’s approach spans prevention, restoration, and anti-aging treatments, while also developing the materials, equipment, and IT solutions needed to support optimal clinical environments.

The Minish treatment network currently includes 108 partner clinics across five countries — 53 in Japan, 44 in South Korea, nine in the United States, one in Canada, and one in Singapore — with a cumulative clinical caseload of approximately 220,000 cases. The company posted revenue of 14.9 billion KRW (approximately $10.3 million USD) last year, a 44% increase year-over-year. MINISH TECHNOLOGY also acquired MD Innovation, the operator of Moa Dental, one of South Korea’s first-generation dental network brands.

VIG Partners, which has been actively investing in the healthcare and aesthetics sectors, cited the company’s ultra-precision processing technology and global competitiveness in natural tooth preservation and anti-aging as key factors behind its investment decision. The deal was made through VIG Partners’ growth fund, which focuses on future growth potential — a signal that MINISH TECHNOLOGY is seen as a standout among healthtech investments.