Dental Implant Market Overview
Dental Implant Market size is
forecast to reach $7.13 billion by 2025, growing at a CAGR of 7.52% during the
forecast period 2020-2025. Rising prevalence of tooth decay and periodontal
diseases among the population and the increasing demand for cosmetic industry
are the major factors driving the growth of the market. Increasing geriatric
population base and growing awareness among the general population regarding oral
health & technological innovation will further enhance the overall market
demand of dental implants during the forecast period.
Report Coverage
The report: “Dental Implant Market Forecast (2019-2025)”, by IndustryARC, covers
an in-depth analysis of the following segments of the dental implants Market.
By Product
- Tissue Level Implants
- Bone Level Implants
By Type
- Endosteal Implants
- Ramus Frame
- Root Form
- Blade Form
- Subperiosteal Implants
- Transosteal Implants
- Intramucosal Implants
By Material
- Metals
- Ceramics
- Inert Ceramics
- Bioactive Ceramics
- Polymer
- Carbon Compound
By Macroscopic Body Design
- Cylinder
- Thread
- Plateau
- Perforated
- Solid
- Hollow or Vented.
By End User
- Hospitals
- Dental Clinics
- Academic & Research Institutes
- Others
By Geography
- North America
- Europe
- APAC
- RoW
Key Takeaways
- North America dominates the dental implants market owing to availability of qualified dental practitioners and advancement in technology. The dental caries market scope for different regions will be provided in the final report.
- The increasing prevalence rate of dental implants and growing popularity of medical aesthetics among the general population and increasing dental tourism in the developing countries is likely to aid in the market growth of dental implants
- Detailed analysis on the Strength, Weakness and opportunities of the prominent players operating in the market will be provided in the dental implants market report.
- High cost of dental implants and reimbursement issues in developing countries developing and undeveloped economies will create hurdles for the dental implants market.
Type - Segment Analysis
Endosteal Implants segment held the largest share in the dental implants market in 2019 and is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 5.67% during the forecast period 2020-2025. The endosteal implants are the most acceptable form of implants which provides support for prosthetics devices and has a greater success rate. In this type of implants, the tooth roots are replaced by cylinders, screws or blades that are usually made of titanium or ceramic material. The implant is surgically perforated into the jawbone, which helps to protect the artificial teeth. Thus these implants lie entirely within the jawbone, well below the gums. Transosteal implants can be fitted only to the lower jawbone and are generally not recommended as the surgical procedure is complicated and extensive. Sub periosteal Implants consists of a metal framework which is firmly secured on the jawbone, but the framework lies below the gum line. This procedure is time consuming and has minimal success rate and can result in post-surgical scars. Therefore, it is estimated that the endosteal implants segment will register the highest CAGR during the forecast period.
End Use - Segment Analysis
Dental Clinics holds major share
in the dental implants market in 2019. However, Hospitals are projected to
witness significant growth of CAGR 4.75% during the forecast period 2020-2025. Owing
to its well-developed infrastructure and the availability of high-end dental
equipment in these facilities, hospitals are recognized as the best center for
dental implants treatment. Increasing trends in minimally invasive procedures
coupled with increasing numbers of hospitals in both developed and developing
countries will have a positive impact on segment growth.
Geography - Segment Analysis
North America dominated the dental implants market with a
share of more than 37.4%, followed by Europe. High prevalence rate of oral
problems in this region due to changing lifestyle habits and the rising
geriatric population are the factors contributing in the growth of the dental
implants market in this region. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) of the
United States, about one-quarter of Americans, aged 65 and over, have lost
their teeth. Even though poor dental health is linked to heart problems and
other health concerns, one-third have untreated tooth decay. According to the WHO, 90% of the people are
diagnosed with dental caries in North America. Presence of a large number of dental
manufacturers is also increasing the dental implants market demand in this region.
Availability of highly qualified dental practitioners and growing number of
individuals opting for dental procedures in the country are helping in the
growth of the market in this region. Advancements in dental technology has also
helped in the growth of the dental implants market in the region.
However, Asia-Pacific is estimated to grow at a higher
CAGR during the forecast period. This is because of the rising disposable
incomes, expansion of
healthcare infrastructure, and increasing dental tourism. As most of the
countries in Asia Pacific have large population base, the number of people
undergoing treatment of dental implants is higher. The growing geriatric
population in countries such as Japan and China is resulting in the increasing
prevalence and dental diseases and disorders. People’s changing lifestyle and growing focus
on dental aesthetics will also contribute in the growth of the dental implants
market in this region.
Drivers – Dental Implants Market
- Growing Prevalence of dental disorders and increasing geriatric population
There is an
increased rate of prevalence of dental disorders among the general population
around the world due to improper eating habits and the growing number of dental
injuries owing to road accidents and sports injuries are also favoring the
demand for dental implants. According to World Health Organization, there were
approximately 3.58 billion people having dental caries, almost more than half
of these cases could have been avoided with the availability of proper medical
treatment. The increasing geriatric population is also helping in the growth of
the market owing to the dental problems. The National Institute of Dental and
Craniofacial research has found that tooth loss in the American adults begins
between the ages of 35 and 45, adults over 45 years have lost a few teeth, and
more than 24% of adults aged above 74 years are completely edentulous. Based on
European Commission statistics, by 2020, a quarter of Europeans will be over 60
years of age.
- Technological Advancements in the Implant technology & Rising consumer awareness
Introduction of
several new products including dental lasers, dental implants, and dental
equipment and improvement of minimally invasive cosmetic dental procedure has
permitted a lot of patients to undergo treatments that they did not prefer
earlier, which is helping in the growth of the market. Technological
innovations such as Computer aided design/Computer aided milling (CAD/CAM) has
revolutionized dental care and patient experience. Other advances in technology
such as CEREC crowns that use CAD and can be placed in minutes, digital X-rays,
non-mercury fillings, laser dentistry and many more are also being introduced
worldwide, helping in the development of the dental implant market. Utilization
of novel techniques and rising demand for dental implants and orthodontic
appliances in the developing markets has helped in the market growth. The
rising consumer awareness and growing medical tourism is also contributing in
the growth of the market.
Challenges – Dental Implants Market
- High cost of dental implants & Lack of reimbursement for dental procedures and treatments
Dental implants are seen as a better choice than veneers
or crowns. However, due to the significant cost of implants and surgery, the
cost of treatment with dental implants is significantly high. Dental procedures
are conducted with the intention of improving aesthetic appearance of a
patient; hence, they do not qualify as primary healthcare procedures. Insurance
companies and government agencies do not regard cosmetic procedures as
essential and thus not many reimbursement options are available for the
treatment of dental caries. Because of this, the choice of patients to opt for a procedure depends
largely on their ability to afford it. This is a major limiting factor in the
acceptance of dental implants in developed countries. Lack of awareness among the rural population
& unavailability of skilled professionals or dentists in developing and
undeveloped economies can also hinder the growth of the dental caries market.
Dental Implants Industry Outlook
Product launches, acquisitions and R&D activities are
key strategies adopted by players in the dental implants market. In 2019, dental
implants market share is consolidated by the top ten players present in the
market. Dental Caries top 10 companies are 3M Company, Alpha Dent Implants
Ltd., BiohorizonsnColtene Group, Conmet LLC, Danaher Corporation, Dentsply
Sirona Inc., Essential Dental Systems Inc., Henry-Schein Inc., Straumann AG, Henry
Schein Inc., Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc. among others.
Acquisitions/Product Launches
- In June 2016, Nobel Biocare, a subsidiary of Danaher Corporation launched its Locator R-Tx Removable Denture Attachment System.
- In June 2016, Dentsply Sirona Inc. announced a definitive agreement to acquire MIS Implants Technologiesof Isreal, which was a leader player in the value implants market.
- In March 2017, Straumann (Switzerland) launched a range of Variobase Abutments such as Crown under its dental Prosthesis product portfolio which is quick, cost-effective, and efficient for the GP or dental laboratory.
- In August 2017, Dentsply Sirona Inc. introduced the Lucitone HIPA (High Impact Pour Acrylic) denture base.
- In March 2018, Vericore LLC launched ZR Pro Zirconia, which is ideal for both anterior and posterior segments of the mouth.
- In April 2019, 3M introduced a new universal composite, 3M Filtek that offers a modernized technique to both anterior and posterior restorations which results in a strong and aesthetic outcome for the patient.
- In September 2019, UConn and PREAT Corporation launched Bidra Conversion Smart Polishing Cap, which will solve the problem regarding the fabricating dental prostheses that has the chances of damaging the structure of the patient’s mouth.