DIA Invests in SOTA Cloud to Expand Dental Imaging Technology

SOTA Cloud, a cloud-based dental imaging platform, has received strategic investment from Dental Innovation Alliance VC Fund I to support its expansion across the dental industry.

Dental Innovation Alliance VC Fund I, LP (DIA), a venture capital fund focused on multi-site healthcare with an emphasis on dental innovation, has announced a strategic investment in SOTA Cloud, a cloud-native dental imaging platform.

The investment is aimed at accelerating the adoption of SOTA Cloud’s imaging technology, which integrates with a wide range of imaging devices, practice management systems, and artificial intelligence tools. SOTA Cloud is currently used by over 1,000 dental locations and offers performance speeds reportedly 30 times faster than other platforms.

“For decades, imaging has been buried within practice management systems as a basic utility,” said Kentucky Morrow, principal at DIA. “SOTA Cloud represents the future where imaging becomes the central nervous system of dental practices, transforming images into actionable intelligence that drives clinical excellence and business growth.”

Thomas Sharpe, DIA co-founder and managing partner, emphasized the scalability of the platform, noting, “SOTA Cloud has built a truly cloud-native imaging platform that scales from individual practices to enterprise DSOs without compromising performance or security.”

The SOTA Cloud dental imaging platform offers practices full access and control over their imaging data, enabling the use of advanced business intelligence tools. “Partnering with DIA gives us access to an unparalleled network of dental industry experts,” said Albert Kim, founder and CEO of SOTA Cloud. “Their investment validates our vision of transforming how dental professionals interact with imaging data.”

According to DIA, the investment supports SOTA Cloud’s plans to expand across dental service organizations, group practices, and solo practices, with the potential to enter other healthcare verticals.