Global Dental 3D Printing Market valued at $2.8 billion in 2022, is growing at a lucrative CAGR of 20% - Increasing Cases of Dental Diseases & Rapid Demand to Digitize Dental Practices

Dental 3D printing is a rapidly growing segment of healthcare and its applications include designing of physical models for prosthodontics, production of drill guides, orthodontics and manufacture of dental implants, among others. Shifting Trend towards digital dentistry is one of the major parameter for the demand of dental 3D printing.

Adoption of Digital Workflow in Dental Practices and Multiple Benefits offered by Dental 3D Printing

3D-printing is a part of the digital workflow which is becoming more and more common in dental practices. A Dentist performs an intra-oral scan on the patient and electronically sends a digital copy of the scan to a dental lab. The technician can then design 3D model as soon as the copy of the scan is received. 3D models designed this way are more stable, durable and precise compared to traditional/milled models. Dental 3D printing has increased the laboratory output, reduced fabrication and overall patient's treatment duration.

Group Practices to drive the Adoption of Dental 3D Printers

Group dental practices are growing significantly, especially in developed countries. According to the latest data from American Dental Association's Health Policy Institute, there has been a decreasing trend in solo practitioners in USA. In 1999, 65% of the USA dentists ran solo practices which decreased to 50% in 2019. Group practices has offered economies of scale, greater cash flow, ability to survive a downturn, and flexibility to cater to every patient needs. It increases the purchasing power and enable investments in advanced technologies such as digital scanners and dental 3D printing equipment.

Growing Cases of Dental Diseases is Triggering the Growth of the Dental 3D Printing Market

Dental caries is a common disease in all age groups, thus leading to high occurrence of decayed and missing teeth. According to the CDC, in 2019, ~65% of adults aged 18 plus years of age had a dental examination or dental cleaning procedure. According to the American College of Prosthodontists, ~120 million of the US population are missing at least one tooth. The number of partially edentulous patients is projected to increase to over 200 million in the upcoming 15 years.

Single crowns are increasingly being used to replace a missing tooth. According to the American College of Prosthodontists, over 2.3 million implant-supported crowns are made annually in United States. Growing application of 3D printing to design such crowns and implants will drive the growth of the global dental 3D printing market.

Geographic Analysis: North America leads the Adoption of Dental 3D Printing Market

North America has the highest market share of dental 3D printing market attributed to the large number of skilled dental practices, high expenditure on oral care, better adoption of digital 3D printing and greater availability of skilled professionals.

Competitive Landscape Analysis: Dental 3D Printing Market

Established and promising players operating in the dental 3D printing market are 3D Systems, 3Shape, Stratasys, Formlabs, Roland DG Corporation, EnvisionTEC, Medit, Carestream, Vatech, GC America, HenrySchein, Align Technology Inc., Planmeca OY, Prodways Group, Carbon, Inc., Concept Laser, EOS GmbH, BASF, Evonik, Dentsply Sirona, Inc., SprintRay, Inc., Zortrax, DMG America, 3Dresyns, and Micron Dental, among others.

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Ruta Halde
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