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Byte is making headlines by helping people discover healthy, confident smiles. Check out the latest news to see how we’re promoting oral health for all.

Hot off the press

AUG 30, 2021

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"Byte plans to donate 25,000 oral health care kits to Afghan refugees"

JUN 11, 2021

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“The 10 best teeth-whitening kits for a brighter, whiter smile”

MAR 18, 2021

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“Our teeth are getting the skin-care treatment”

MAR 17, 2021

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“I tried Byte’s at-home teeth aligners, and I never thought I’d be this excited about braces”

MAR 1, 2021

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“The best invisible braces for military members”

JAN 20, 2021

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“Oral care resolutions for better And brighter smiles in 2021”

In the news

Byte plans to donate 25,000 oral health care kits to Afghan refugees.

BusinessWire | AUG 30, 2021

Byte, a rapidly growing clear aligner company, announced today they will donate at least 25,000 oral health kits to Afghan refugees who are being resettled in the United States.

Ernst & Young LLP announces Blake Johnson and Scott Cohen of Byte as an Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2021 Greater Los Angeles Award winner.

BusinessWire | AUG 2, 2021

The Entrepreneur Of The Year Awards program is one of the preeminent competitive awards for entrepreneurs and leaders of high-growth companies.

Ernst & Young LLP announces Blake Johnson and Scott Cohen of Byte as Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2021 Greater Los Angeles Award finalists.

BusinessWire | JUN 15, 2021

Unicorn Founders recognized as unstoppable entrepreneurs who transform Greater Los Angeles and beyond.

Unicorn founders Blake Johnson and Scott Cohen, took no venture capital, sold Byte in two years for over a billion dollars.

Forbes | MAR 4, 2021

Direct-to-customer startup beat out industry giants.

This teeth aligner startup went from zero to $1 billion in two years.

Bloomberg | FEB 11, 2021

The direct-to-consumer era has rarely, if ever, seen a rocket ship like Byte.