3D Scanners Market To Grow From US$ 647.8 Million In 2015 To US$ 917.7 Mn By 2020

SA-BRC announces the release of market assessment report on “Global Dental 3D Scanners Market Assessment & Forecast 2016-2020”.

SA-BRC’s latest research report “Global Dental 3D Scanners Market Assessment & Forecast 2016-2020” puts a spotlight on the growing automation in dentist offices across the world. It provides insight into the dental 3D scanning technology and their increasing presence in dentist offices.

According to WHO, approximately 60–90% of school children and nearly all adults have dental cavities at some point in their lives. In 2014, between 80% - 60% of all people in United States visited a dentist or an oral hygienist. Consumption of fast food and low oral hygiene has been a significant factor for growth of patient footfall in dentist offices. The report focuses on the market for dental 3D scanners used for making high quality 3D digital prints of oral cavities for patients. Growing urban population across the world is driving cosmetic procedures and cosmetic dentistry. The market for 3D dental scanners is primarily for lab or desk-top scanners. Miniaturization of technology, increased affordability, ease of use and increased accuracy has enabled desktop/lab 3D scanners to enter directly into dental office settings as well to a certain level, however, intra-oral 3D scanners continue to rise in popularity among dentist clinics.

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Digital dentistry significantly reduces turn-around time for delivering implants, increases precision and results in reduced errors and consequently costs associated as well. The rapid prototyping also decreases costs for printing. Digital impressions also reduce material costs of up to $30-$50 per impression. The report estimates the market of dental 3D scanners for six regions namely North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin-America, Middle-East and Africa. The global dental 3D scanners market was valued at US$ 647.8 million in 2015 and forecast to grow to US$ 917.7 million by 2020 at a CAGR of 7.2% from 2016 to 2020. The market trends vary significantly according to regions due to the socioeconomic, political and regulatory scenarios.

According to SA-BRC analysis 8,900 desktop dental 3D scanners were shipped across the world in 2015. Key players in this area include 3Shape, Dental Wings, Sirona Dental, Medit Corporation, LaserDentium, Shining 3D Tech, Degree of Freedom Inc (DOF Inc) and Smart Optics. SA-BRC anticipates significant competition emerging from countries such as Korea, Italy, Israel, India and China in coming years. Asian companies such as Medit Corp, DOF Inc and Shining3D are already posing a stiff challenge to North American and European manufacturers. With a large research support base and low manufacturing prices, the Asia-Pacific manufacturers will be able to withstand the demands from the dental community for providing affordable and high quality products in coming years.

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