The top dental implant companies in Europe in 2026 are Straumann Group, Envista, and Dentsply Sirona.
All three hold leading positions in iData Research’s latest European dental implant market data.
Europe is one of the most competitive implant regions in the world, and iData tracks more than 50 companies there.
This guide ranks the leaders, explains what keeps each one ahead, and shows where the market is heading.
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Table of Contents
➜ Who are the top dental implant companies in Europe in 2026?
➜ Why Straumann Group leads the dental implant market in Europe
➜ What makes Envista one of the top dental implant companies in Europe
➜ How Dentsply Sirona competes among dental implant companies in Europe
➜ How big is the dental implant market in Europe?
➜ Frequently asked questions about dental implant companies in Europe
Key Takeaways
- The top three dental implant companies in Europe are Straumann Group, Envista, and Dentsply Sirona, ranked by iData Research market share in the dental implant segment.
- Straumann Group leads both the dental implant and final abutment segments in Europe.
- Envista ranks second in European dental implants through Nobel Biocare and Implant Direct.
- Dentsply Sirona leads European treatment planning software and surgical guides.
- iData Research values the European dental implant and final abutment market at over €1.3 billion in 2024, growing at a 4.8% CAGR to nearly €1.9 billion by 2031.
Who are the top dental implant companies in Europe in 2026?
The three largest dental implant companies in Europe in 2026 are Straumann Group, Envista, and Dentsply Sirona.
That ranking is based on 2024 market share data from iData Research’s European Dental Implant and Final Abutment Market Report.
- Straumann Group, the leader in both dental implants and final abutments
- Envista, second in dental implants through Nobel Biocare and Implant Direct
- Dentsply Sirona, third in dental implants and first in planning software and surgical guides
The order shifts slightly when you look at the wider market.
Across the full dental implant and final abutment market, which also includes treatment planning software and surgical guides, Dentsply Sirona ranks second and Envista ranks third.
For the worldwide picture, see our guide to the top dental implant companies leading the global market.
Why Straumann Group leads the dental implant market in Europe
Straumann Group is the largest of the dental implant companies in Europe.
It held the biggest share of the total European market in 2024, leading both the dental implant and final abutment segments, according to iData Research.
Its strength comes from covering every price point.
The Straumann brand anchors the premium tier, while Neodent gives the group a significant share of the value implant segment.
The portfolio also spans ceramic implants, full-arch restorations, CAD/CAM abutments, and regenerative biomaterials.
Recent results show that lead is still growing.
In its full-year 2025 results, published February 18, 2026, Straumann reported EMEA revenue of CHF 1.08 billion, up 11.2% organically.
EMEA is the group’s largest region, and fourth-quarter growth there was driven by Germany, Austria, Benelux, and Iberia.
The iEXCEL implant system has powered that momentum, with more than one million implants sold since its global rollout.
Straumann also launched the SIRIOS X3 intraoral scanner in late 2025, joining a crowded field covered in our look at the top intraoral scanner companies in 2026.
Its cloud-based Straumann AXS platform now connects scanning, planning, and restoration in one workflow.
What makes Envista one of the top dental implant companies in Europe
Envista ranks second among dental implant companies in Europe in the dental implant segment, according to iData Research.
Its implant business runs through two brands: Nobel Biocare in the premium tier and Implant Direct in the value tier.
Nobel Biocare pioneered the All-on-4® full-arch workflow and remains Straumann’s closest rival in premium implants.
Its systems are often sold as complete packages that include the implant, abutment, transfer, and cover screw.
Nobel Biocare, headquartered in Zurich, has been especially active in 2026.
On February 9, 2026, it acquired Versah, the developer of the Densah Bur bone densification system for implant site preparation.
On March 5, 2026, it introduced the S series, which unites NobelActive S, NobelParallel S, and NobelReplace S around one conical prosthetic connection.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration cleared the S series implants in February 2026 under 510(k) K252197.
Envista’s results back up the product push, with 9.5% core sales growth in the first quarter of 2026.
How Dentsply Sirona competes among dental implant companies in Europe
Dentsply Sirona ranks third in European dental implants and second in the overall implant and abutment market.
Its biggest advantage is digital planning.
iData Research ranks Dentsply Sirona first in Europe for both treatment planning software and surgical guides, a lead built on its early SIMPLANT® and SICAT® brands.
That edge matters because guided surgery is fast becoming routine, as our analysis of how digital workflows change implant adoption explains.
On the implant side, its EV implant family includes the Astra Tech Implant System EV, PrimeTaper EV, and OmniTaper EV.
Europe has been a bright spot for the company.
On its fourth-quarter 2025 earnings call in February 2026, Dentsply Sirona said 11% growth in Europe partly offset implant declines tied to China.
In June 2026, it hosted its Implant Solutions World Summit in Gothenburg, Sweden, widely seen as the birthplace of modern implantology.
How big is the dental implant market in Europe?
iData Research values the European dental implant and final abutment market at over €1.3 billion in 2024.
The market is expected to grow at a 4.8% CAGR to reach nearly €1.9 billion by 2031.
Dental implants alone were worth about €810 million in 2024 and are projected to reach about €1.08 billion by 2031.
An aging population is the biggest long-term driver.
By 2050, people aged 60 and over are expected to make up nearly 38% of Germany’s population, 40% of Italy’s, and nearly 42% of Spain’s, according to iData Research.
Clinical evidence supports treating these older patients.
A 2025 systematic review in Clinical Oral Implants Research found that dental implants are a reliable treatment for older adults, including those over 75.
The cost of leaving tooth loss untreated is also clear.
A study of 8,494 older adults in Ireland linked complete tooth loss with a higher risk of death from any cause.
Price is the main headwind.
Because implants are an elective procedure, cost-conscious patients are shifting demand from premium implants toward value and discount brands.
That shift rewards companies that compete in more than one price tier.
Bone grafting often goes hand in hand with implant placement, as our guide to the top dental bone graft companies in 2026 explains.
Frequently asked questions about dental implant companies in Europe
Who is the largest dental implant company in Europe?
Straumann Group is the largest dental implant company in Europe, leading both the dental implant and final abutment segments in iData Research’s 2024 market share data.
What are the top 3 dental implant companies in Europe?
The top three dental implant companies in Europe are Straumann Group, Envista, and Dentsply Sirona, according to iData Research.
Is Nobel Biocare a European company?
Nobel Biocare is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, and is part of Envista, a dental group based in Brea, California.
What are the leading dental implant brands in Europe?
Leading brands include Straumann and Neodent from Straumann Group, Nobel Biocare and Implant Direct from Envista, and the Astra Tech Implant System EV from Dentsply Sirona.
How big is the European dental implant market?
iData Research values the European dental implant and final abutment market at over €1.3 billion in 2024, with growth to nearly €1.9 billion by 2031.
Are dental implants a good option for older adults?
A 2025 systematic review found that dental implants are a reliable treatment for older adults, including patients over 75.
What trends are shaping dental implants in Europe?
iData Research highlights 3D-printed surgical guides, bioactive implant surfaces, and apically tapered implant designs as key emerging technologies in Europe.
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