Dental Consumables Market Forecast by 2023; Septodont, 3M, Straumann, Henry Schein, KERR Co and More

The Global Dental Consumables Market is expected to grow at the CAGR of ~ 6.5% from 2016 to 2024.

Dental Consumables are a category of products that are used on patients by dental practioners to treat prevent, restore, diagnosis and emergency oral health issues. Dental consumables industry has thus flourished as a result of many factors such as rising expenditure on healthcare, increasing income, technological advancements in products etc.

Dental procedures are not just restricted to repairing or treating of dental diseases, another niche market in the dental industry is the cosmetic dentistry market, which is growing at a steady rate due to the reasons concerned with enhancing of the overall facial beauty among the masses and increased disposable incomes. Irregularities or dissatisfaction with the appearance of the mouth and the oral cavity can lead to a visit for the cosmetic dentistry purpose. Such treatments are not always just cosmetic, but it can lead to a better oral health for the overall longevity of a person.

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Global Dental Consumables Market - Competitive Analysis

Among dental consumables, dental implants are one of the most common procedures for which patients travel to get the treatment. As per the cost ranging differently in various countries, there is sometimes a lot of difference observed between countries for the cost of the materials alone, such as dental implants. Globally, the demand for dental consumables is ever increasing, due to the changing demographics trends, increasing dental treatments, and other factors. There is also an increase in the competition among the countries as well as within the countries as more and more dental care units want to become prominent and a first choice for the patient. The dental consumables market has also been affected due to the cosmetic dentistry market, which has shown a staggering growth in the recent years. Increasing awareness among the people for the well-being of oral health has also attributed to the factors concerning the growth. Researches have proved that the overall well-being of the body is linked with the oral health as a lot of diseases such as heart diseases, flu transmission, and low birth weight are associated with periodontal disease.

April, 2016 - Straumann acquired 51% residual ownership of Neodent (initially it had acquired 49% of the residual during June 2012) This deal augments Straumann's presence in the tooth replacement sector in the Latin American region and Brazil, which is the second largest market for implant dentistry.

Some of the key players in this market are: Septodont, 3M, Straumann, Henry Schein, KERR Corporation, GC orthodontics, EnvisionTEC, Patterson Dental, American Orthodontics, Planmeca OY, Dentsply Sirona, Nobel Biocare (Part of danaher corporation)

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Regional Analysis of Dental Consumables Market:

Globally Europe is the largest market for Dental Consumables. North America is expected to be the second-largest market and furthermore Asia pacific market is expected to be the fastest growing market for Dental Consumables.

Brief TOC

Introduction
Research Methodology
Market Dynamics
Porters Five Forces Analysis
Demand & Supply – Gap Analysis
Global Dental Consumables Market, By Type
Global Dental Consumables Market, By Region
Competitive Landscape
Company Profiles

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