Global Markets Direct’s “The Future of the Dental Care Devices Market to 2015” report provides key data, information and analysis on the global dental devices market. The report provides market landscape, competitive landscape and market trends information on Crowns and Bridges, Dental Chairs and Equipment, Dental Implants, Dental Lasers, Dental Supplies, Digital Dental X-Ray Systems and Orthodontic Materials and Products market categories. The report provides comprehensive information on the key trends affecting these categories, and key analytical content on the market dynamics. The report reviews the competitive landscape in terms of mergers and acquisitions, pipeline products and technology offerings.
Scope
The report covers data and analysis on the dental devices market in the leading geographies of the world comprising of the United States, Canada, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Japan, China, India, Australia, and Brazil.
The report covers global market size and company share data for 7 dental devices market categories - crowns and bridges, dental chairs and equipment, dental implants, dental lasers, dental supplies, digital dental X-ray systems and orthodontic materials and products.
Annualized market revenues data from 2001 to 2008, forecast forward for 7 years to 2015.
The report provides qualitative analysis of market drivers, restraints, future outlook and challenges by categories and segments.
The report also covers information on the leading market players, the competitive landscape, and the leading pipeline products and technologies.
Key topics covered include the global dental care devices M&A landscape, global market landscape in the crowns and bridges market and opportunity analysis of the emerging markets.
The report is built using data and information sourced from proprietary databases, primary and secondary research and in house analysis by Global Markets Direct’s team of industry experts.
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Additional Information
A new report by Global Markets Direct, the business intelligence specialists, finds that an increasing clinical familiarity of implantology amongst dental surgeons and a demand for high aesthetic value is driving the growth of the dental implants category, within the global dental devices market. Dental chairs and equipment and dental biomaterials are some of the key categories driving revenue growth and investor interest in the global dental devices sector. Global Markets Direct’s report, “The Future of the Dental Devices Market to 2015”, highlights this as one of the key market drivers for the global Dental devices market.
Dental Implants Poised to be the Future of Dental Devices Market
The global dental implants market was valued at $1.8 billion in 2008. Driven by increase in awareness of the advantages of dental implants over crowns and dentures and increasing clinical familiarity of dental surgeons in implantology, the market is forecast to grow with a CAGR of 10.7% during 2008-2015 to reach $3.6 billion in 2015.
The dental implants category is expected to drive the dental devices market in the future due to increased awareness of the advantages of dental implants for edentulism and single tooth replacements. Also, the concept of immediate loading has enhanced the attraction of implant dentistry. Since dental implant procedures are expensive, patients prefer a quick restorative solution. Hence, most companies have begun to focus on more immediate solutions for the patients. This provides several advantages over delayed loading, such as decreasing treatment time, minimal surgical procedures and maximum aesthetic results.
Dental Bone Grafts to Drive Growth Within The Dental Biomaterials Market
The global dental biomaterials market was valued at $396.8 million in 2008. Driven by an increase in the incidences of periodontal diseases in the developed nations and its use as an adjunct to dental implants, the market is forecast to grow by 8.4% during 2008-2015 to reach $699.7 million by 2015. The present economic recession and its major effects on the developed nations are limiting the growth of dental implants and also the growth of dental biomaterials. Also low awareness of the procedure and its lengthy procedural time of 4-5 months will have an impeding effect on the growth of this category.
The key market segment driving growth within this category is dental bone grafts. This segment, valued at $211.8 million in 2008, is forecast to grow by 9.0% annually during 2008-2015 to reach $386.8 million by 2015. This segment accounted for 53% of the dental biomaterials market value in 2008. The dental bone grafts market growth is driven by its widespread usage and lower tissue rejection rates as compared to dental bone graft substitutes.
The Computer Aided Design/Computer Aided Manufacturing Era (CAD/CAM)
CAD/CAM indicates the technological evolution within the dental reconstruction and restoration market in the future. The first of the dental CAD/CAM systems, known as the CEREC system, was released 20 years ago by Sirona Dental. CAD/CAM usage in dentistry was traditionally limited due to low dentist acceptance of the technology. Misconceptions that CAD/CAM involved complications and that it was time consuming, limited the growth of CAD/CAM in dentistry. However, the advent of digitalization and computer usage around the globe has allowed an increasing number of dental surgeons to adopt this system.
Brand Loyalty Remains the key Challenge for Emerging Dental Implant Companies
Brand loyalty in the dental devices market is high in specific categories like dental implants and dental biomaterials. Dental surgeons prefer to use implants and regenerative materials that are supported by large companies and companies that have longterm market presence. Products that are clinically proven, supported by the company’s financial strength to stand behind product recalls, are preferred over innovations. A company that is large and stable, and has great research and development base, can conduct education programs for them and can stand behind any product issues or recalls.
The Threat of New Entrants Is Low in the Dental Devices Market
The global dental devices market is dominated by a handful of key companies. With brand loyalty in dental implants and biomaterials reserved for companies that have strong research capabilities and a high market presence, the dental implants and biomaterials market is virtually closed for new entrants. Any possible entry would involve high initial investments for clinical trials and regulatory approvals. Though local players have a large presence in categories like dental radiology and chairs, this is only specific to particular geographies. Most importantly, the distribution channels for dental devices, including crowns, bridges, implants and biomaterials, are highly saturated and dominated by the existing companies.
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