In a market experiencing drastic growth, many companies are looking for the perfect opportunity to increase their market share. In 2021, the largest segment of the global dental prosthetics market was the crown and bridge market. The growth within this segment was driven by the better-quality ceramic materials used for crowns. Subsequently, consumers are now
As a laboratory market, dental prosthetics are mostly prepared within dental laboratories with an increase in preparation using chairside technology. Within iData’s report series, the U.S. dental prosthetics market includes crowns, bridges, inlays, onlays, veneers and dentures. These devices are all types of dental restorations, specifically known as dental prosthetics. In dentistry, prosthetics restore or
iData Research has conducted a thorough analysis on various positive and negative trends affecting the Digital Dentistry Market in Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina. Though the three countries have exemplified similar characteristics in demographic features and trends, learning more in-depth about a country’s market can be advantageous for potential future investment opportunities. What are the Key
Within the Asia-Pacific market for dental prosthetics, Australia, China, Japan, South Korea, and India make up the individual markets analyzed in detail by iData’s latest research. All of these regions experience similar trends and are all driven by demographic factors. If you are curious to learn more about these markets and some of the key
What are Crowns and Bridges? Crowns and bridges are the most common technique used in the dental prosthetics market to restore tooth structure. Both crowns and bridges are custom-designed and made from either metal alloys or ceramic materials. Crowns bind to a prepped tooth or bind to a dental implant if the tooth is missing
3Shape has released a new and improved version of their old TRIOS 3 with the TRIOS 4. The TRIOS system is a complete in-house product that includes a scanner and extensive design software to create a digital impression of the tooth’s anatomy. Digital impressions offer patients the convenience of not having to endure traditional impressions
China’s National Medical Product Administration has recently approved a new device from Align Technology Inc. Their latest intraoral scanner, the iTero Element 2, is now available for sale and distribution in China. This is the next step for the organization since it opened a both treatment and training facilities in Shanghai and Chengdu. Register to
In a recent press release, South Carolina-based 3D Systems announced the FDA clearance of its NextDent Denture 3D+ biocompatible denture material. This material is able to produce dentures that rival traditionally produced dentures. The result of this new technology from 3D Systems is that dentures can be produced 75% faster and at 10% of the
Register to receive a free U.S. Market Report Suite for Dental Prosthetics report synopsis and brochure Nobio’s new Infinix™ advanced dental restoratives (both the flowable composite and bulk fill flow composite) have received U.S. FDA clearance. These are the first FDA cleared products incorporating Nobio’s patented QASi particle technology, for maintaining restoration integrity and protecting against bacteria
Register to receive a free U.S. Market Report Suite for Dental Prosthetics report synopsis and brochure Amann Girrbach, currently situated in the dental CAD/CAM technology and digital dental prosthetics market, is a leading innovator in this market. On May 9th, they announced a re-launch of their entire PMMA portfolio, including the Ceramill A-line. The products include Ceramill
