Tooth Whitening Market 2022 Industry Challenges, Top Manufacturers, Key Countries with Forecast to 2030

SDKI Inc. published a new report on "Tooth Whitening Market-Forecast 2020-2025". This study includes the statistical and analytical approaches needed to grow the tooth whitening market. The key industry insights provided in the report provide readers with better ideas about market overviews regarding existing market scenarios. In addition, the report contains a detailed discussion of current and future market trends related to market growth.

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The global tooth whitening market is expected to grow at a CAGR of over 4% between 2019-2025.

Increased awareness of oral hygiene is expected to contribute to the growth of overall demand for dental products. This heightened awareness may be primarily due to the manufacturer's efforts to introduce some advanced and innovative dental techniques. With the availability of several bleaching products, the demand for whitening procedures is drawing attention among consumers. Several techniques have been introduced by major players to improve the appearance of teeth by brightening the internal pigments and removing stains from the inner and outer surfaces of the teeth. New technologies, advanced dental procedures, and the availability of efficient materials are expected to play a key role in the growth of the tooth whitening market.

Market Segments

The tooth whitening market is divided by product (whitening toothpaste, whitening strips, whitening gel, etc.), application type (in-office, home), distribution channel (retail, online) and region. These segments are further sub segmented based on various factors and

consist of some additional information about the market, such as the combined annual growth rate of each segment and subsegment, the market value and volume of the valuation period.

Based on the product, the whitening toothpaste segment is expected to witness a surge during the forecast period. This growth is presumed to be due to the faster results provided by bleaching products. These products are readily available in stores, and contain some additives and abrasives, making it easy to remove stains, so great demand is expected. In addition, the presence of abrasives such as silica, calcium dihydrate dihydrate, and alumina in toothpaste formulations helps promote whitening toothpaste.

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Area overview

The tooth whitening market is further subdivided based on region, and the market growth of each country is evaluated. These include North America (US, Canada, and other North America), Europe (Germany, France, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, and other Europe), Asia Pacific (China, Japan, India, Australia, and other Asia Pacific). ) And other regions.

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Increased tooth discoloration due to overdose of stain-causing drinks and foods, poor tooth hygiene, and the presence of fluoride in water have increased the demand for tooth whitening products in the North American region. Increased periodontal disease and increased consumer spending on dental care costs are expected to have a positive impact on the overall demand for oral health care products in the region.

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