Top Players Shaping the Restorative Dentistry Market: An In-Depth Analysis
The global restorative dentistry market
is projected to reach USD 22.2 billion by 2027 from USD 16.5 billion in
2022, at a CAGR of 6.1% from 2022 to 2027. The growth of the global
restorative dentistry market is driven by a growing number of tooth
repair procedures, rising demand for advanced cosmetic dental
procedures, growing market for dental tourism in emerging countries,
development of technologically advanced solutions, and lifestyle changes
& unhealthy food habits. However, factors such as high costs of
dental implants and limited reimbursements may restrain market growth to
a certain extent during the forecast period.
The global
restorative dentistry market are Institut Straumann AG (Switzerland),
Envista Holdings Corporation (US), Dentsply Sirona (US), Zimmer Biomet
Holding Inc. (US), 3M Company (US), COLTENE Group (Switzerland), Mitsui
Chemicals (Japan), GC Corporation (Japan), Septodont Holding (France),
Ivoclar Vivadent (Liechtenstein), VOCO GmbH (Germany), BEGO GmbH &
Co. KG (Germany), DMG Chemisch-Pharmazeutische Fabrik (Germany), Henry
Schein, Inc. (US), Keystone Dental Inc. (US), DiaDent (South Korea),
Ultradent Products (US), Kuraray Noritake Dental (Japan), Brasseler USA
(US), SHOFU INC. (Japan), SDI Limited (Australia), Zhermack SpA (Italy),
DENTAURUM GmbH & Co. KG (Germany), BISCO, Inc. (US), and Dental
Technologies Inc. (US). These companies adopted strategies such as
acquisitions, partnerships, expansions, and product launches to enhance
their presence in the restorative dentistry market.
Dentsply
Sirona (US) accounted for 20-25% of the restorative dentistry market in
2021. The company primarily focuses on inorganic strategies such as
acquisitions and expansions to maintain its position in the market. For
instance, in January 2021, it acquired two companies (Datum Dental and
Byte) in the restorative dentistry market to expand its reach globally.
New advancements in technology are also anticipated to significantly
influence the product portfolio in dentistry and selective areas of
healthcare. As a result, the company pursues R&D initiatives to
support this product development, including collaborations with external
research institutions, dental and medical schools. The company directly
invests in developing new products, improving existing products, and
advances in technology through collaborations with research centers and
other research institutions.
Institut Straumann AG (Germany) held
the leading position in the global restorative dentistry market with a
share of 10-15% in 2021. The company has a diversified product portfolio
of dental consumables systems (implant systems), which include a wide
range of tools for the treatment of dental procedures. Over the years,
the company has developed innovative products for various medical
applications. In May 2020, the company launched its Straumann Zygomatic
implant that features the advantages of Straumann’s BLX and BLT implant
prosthetic range for fixed overdentures. Furthermore, to strengthen its
market position, the company focuses on increasing its R&D spending
in dental technology to develop a strong product portfolio. The company
has a strong manufacturing and distribution footprint worldwide,
enabling it to serve customers in the Americas, Africa, Europe, the
Middle East, and the Asia Pacific.
Opportunities: Increasing investments in CAD/CAM technologies
Computer-aided
design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) are increasingly
being adopted by the dental industry due to the increased precision
offered by these technologies for dental restoration and digital
orthodontics. These technologies are used to develop milled crowns,
dentures, bridges, and fabricated abutments used in dental restoration
procedures. Also, personalised brackets and removable braces in
orthodontic treatments are designed using CAD/CAM technologies. The
increasing use of CAD/CAM has also reduced the need to wear temporary
bridges and crowns during dental restoration treatments, enabled less
time-consuming treatment procedures, and reduced the number of doctor
visits.
According to the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
(AACD), in 2017, 34% of surveyed practises in the US reported using
chairside CAD/CAM, up from 28% in 2015. Among the practises without a
chairside CAD/CAM, 32% consider future purchases. However, most
prosthetic elements are still made manually, and the use of CAD/CAM
associated with restorative dental products is increasing due to its
advantages. Although most prosthetic elements are still manufactured
manually, CAD/CAM prosthetic elements are increasing due to the
advantages of CAD/CAM over conventional technologies. Also, CAD/CAM
offers significant advantages in customising dental prosthetics. The
shift towards digitalization also encourages dental product
manufacturers to invest more in CAD/CAM technologies.
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