Amidex

Under the Specified Commercial Transactions Law, Amidex is the seller, with Akiroihara Haru as the representative, located in Tokushima City, Tokushima Prefecture.

The page discusses choosing between zirconia and Amidex for molar restorations, with over 10 cases per month.

The page explains how adhesive materials and composite resins now allow direct restorations for cases previously requiring indirect methods, preserving healthy tooth structure.

Amidex, a startup from Tokushima University, raised 120 million yen in a pre-Series A funding round, bringing its total equity funding to 170 million yen.

A case report on post-orthodontic composite resin restoration of anterior teeth using a two-layer 3D-printed clear index was published in *Restorative Dentistry & Endodontics*, co-authored by Keiichi Hosaka (professor at Tokushima University Graduate School of Medicine, Dentistry, and Pharmaceutical Sciences and Amidex’s CDO) and Yoshikazu Watanabe (lecturer at Tokushima University Hospital and Amidex’s CTO).

Tokushima University’s interview series *T-PEAKS* featured an article with Amidex CEO Akiroihara Haru.

The Tokushima newspaper and Tokushima Digital published an article about Amidex, the company’s dental treatment support system, on September 11, 2026.

Amidex’s staff roles support the promotion of minimally invasive dental treatment, originating from Tokushima University.

Amidex offers technical roles focused on digital dental design training for dentists and dental technicians.

After the Yomiuri Shimbun article, many readers inquired about dental clinics in their area that use Amidex.

Traditional cavity treatments required drilling healthy tooth structure and lacked adhesion, leading to repeated retreatment. Modern composite resin treatments reduce drilling, enable intraoral repairs, and minimize tooth loss. However, high technical skill requirements have limited widespread adoption. Amidex proposes digital, standardized restoration methods to preserve tooth health.