In a move that signals growing investor interest in hyper-personalized wellness services, Cura Care—a young Indian startup making dental care as easy as ordering groceries—has secured Rs 5 crore in a pre-seed round led by Zeropearl VC. The round also saw backing from friends, family, and angel investors including Shripad Nadkarni and the late Rohan Mirchandani.
Launched in January 2025 by IIT Delhi graduates Abhinav Kumar and Chinmay Mittal, along with oral surgeon Dr. Paminder Singh, Cura Care is looking to shake up the $60 billion Indian wellness industry by offering professional dental treatments right at your doorstep.
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The startup plans to use the funds to sharpen its product-market fit, smoothen the customer experience, and chart a roadmap for expansion. “Having Bipin Shah join our board is a big step forward. He’s deeply aligned with our mission to create a brand where top-tier dental care meets at-home convenience,” the founders shared.
Cura Care currently delivers a variety of dental procedures at home—think teeth cleaning, whitening, polishing, and more—using compact, portable dental kits operated by certified dentists. Every visit emphasizes strict hygiene, quality tools, and a no-compromise attitude toward care, aiming to make at-home dentistry a norm rather than a luxury.
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By blending tech, medical expertise, and the growing demand for on-demand services, Cura Care is hoping to carve a new niche in India’s rapidly evolving wellness landscape—one doorstep at a time.
