ISN Exclusive: Dental care startup Cura Care in talks to raise about $3 million

The Indian startup ecosystem is buzzing with deals and action in the pre-Series A space is intense. 

Cura Care, a homegrown wellness brand focused on delivering at-home dental services, is in talks to raise around Rs 27 crore or about $3 million from a new set of investors, sources with confidential information have informed Indian Startup News (ISN). 

“Just under half of it, say around $1 million, will come from existing investor Zeropearl. The rest will come from new backers,” one of the sources said requesting anonymity as he is not authorised to talk to the media. 

Cura Care chose not to reply to ISN’s queries. 

Founded in January 2025 by Abhinav Kumar and Chinmay Mittal, alumni of IIT Delhi, alongside Dr. Paminder Singh, an oral surgeon, Cura Care is positioning itself as a category-defining startup within India's burgeoning $60 billion wellness market.

What will the funding be used for? The startup plans to deploy the fresh capital to validate product-market fit, improve its customer experience, and develop a scalable strategy for long-term growth.

Cura Care's model offers a range of premium dental services at home, including teeth cleaning, scaling, polishing, and whitening, all administered by DCI-certified dentists using customized portable dental units. The offering prioritizes hygiene, safety, and convenience, aiming to transform how urban consumers engage with oral wellness.

Interestingly, Zeropearl was among its first cheque writers and at that time, in around April 2025. 

Bipin Shah, Founder and Managing Partner, said: “Reality yeh hai ki daant sabke paas hain, dental problem almost sabke paas hai, Rs 1500/session bhi sabke paas hai… par time kisi ke paas nahi. That's exactly where Cura Care comes in – bringing expert dental care to your doorstep, saving time without compromising on quality."

This will be the company’s second round this year.