Global Demand for Dental 3D Printing Market to Grow at 20% CAGR Over Next Five Years

The global Dental 3D Printing Market is valued at $2.8 billion and is growing at a CAGR of 20% coming next five years. The market's growth is driven by continual push to digitize dental practices, rising dental diseases, and the growth in group practices.

Dental 3D printing is a fast-growing field and its applications include design of physical models for prosthodontics, production of drill guides, orthodontics and surgery, and manufacture of dental implants, among others. Trend towards digital dentistry is one of the major tailwinds for the uptake of dental 3D printing.

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Growing adoption of digital workflow in dental practices and benefits offered by dental 3D printing is driving the Dental 3D Printing Market Demand

3D-printing is a part of the digital workflow that is becoming more and more common in the dental practices. 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 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 treatment time.

Group practices to drive the adoption of dental 3D printers

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

High Incidence of Dental Diseases is Propelling the Dental 3D Printing Market Growth

Dental caries is a common disease in all age groups, leading to high incidence of decayed and missing teeth. According to the CDC, in 2019, ~65% of adults aged above 18 years of age had a dental examination or dental cleaning procedure. According to the American College of Prosthodontists, ~120 million of the U.S. population are missing at least one tooth. The number of partially edentulous patients is expected to increase to over 200 million in the coming 15 years. Single crowns are increasingly used to replace a missing tooth. According to the American College of Prosthodontists, over 2.3 million implant-supported crowns are made annually in the U.S. Increased usage of 3D printing to design such crowns and implants will drive the market growth.

North America leads the adoption of Dental 3D Printing Market

From a geographic perspective, North America has a larger share in global dental 3D printing market. This is mainly attributed to the large number of dental practices, high expenditure on oral care, better adoption of digital 3D printers, greater availability of skilled technicians to use dental 3D printers, and demand of high-quality services from dental patients.

Competitive Landscape Analysis: Dental 3D Printing Market

Some of the key players in the global 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.

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Companies adopting organic growth strategies to increase their market share in Dental 3D Printing Market

As a key growth strategy, all leading companies operating in this market are focusing on launching new and advanced dental printers, software, and materials to gain a larger market share.

For instance,

In June 2021, 3Shape launched 3Shape Dental System 2021 software. The new version of the software includes optimized workflows for removable partial and full dentures, and implant bridges.

In March 2021, Stratasys launched J5 DentaJet 3D printer. It is the multi-material dental 3D printer, enabling technicians to load mixed trays of dental parts. The new 3D printer can produce at least five times more dental parts on a single mixed tray than competitive 3D printers.

In November 2019, 3D Systems received FDA approval for new biocompatible denture material viz. NextDent Denture 3D+. The combination of this new dental 3D printing material, NextDent 5100 dental 3D printer, and intra-oral scanning and dental software solutions offer end-to-end digital dentistry solution.

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