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Dental Core Build-Up Material Market Size, Share & Trend Analysis | Global | 2023-2029 | MedCore | Includes: Composite Resin, Glass Ionomer, Resin-Modified GI and Other
Overall, the global dental core build-up material market (CBU) was valued at $219.9 million in 2022. This is expected to increase over the forecast period at a CAGR of 2.8% to reach $266.6 million. The full report suite on the global market for dental core build-up (CBU) materials is further segmented into the composite resin, […]
more...Dental Materials Market Size, Share & COVID19 Impact Analysis | Europe | 2020-2026 | MedSuite | Includes: Dental Cements, Impression Materials, Direct Restorative Materials, Bonding Agents, Core Build-up Materials & Dental Anesthetics
By 2020, the European dental materials market size was valued at approximately €1 billion, and there were over 1.07 million dental material procedures performed every year. In spite of COVID19, the market size is expected to increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 1.4% to exceed €1.1 billion in 2026. Throughout this medical […]
more...Dental Materials Market Size, Share & COVID19 Impact Analysis | Global | 2023-2029 | MedSuite | Includes: Dental Cements, Impression Materials, Direct Restorative Materials, Bonding Agents, Core Build-up Materials & Dental Anesthetics
Overall, the Global Dental Materials market was valued at $7.7 billion in 2022. This is expected to increase over the forecast period at a CAGR of 4.1% to reach $10.2 billion. The full report suite on the Global Market for Dental Materials includes comprehensive analysis on dental cements, dental impression materials, direct restorative materials, temporary […]
more...Dental Core Build-Up Materials Market Size, Share & COVID19 Impact Analysis | United States | 2020-2026 | MedCore | Segmented by: Material Type (Composite Resin, Glass Ionomer, Resin Ionomer & Other Core Build-Up Materials)
The dental core build-up material market is a relatively small segment compared to restoratives or bonding agents because the core build-up step is not required at every indirect restoration procedure. A core build-up is a restoration placed on a severely damaged tooth in order to restore the bulk of the coronal portion of the tooth. The core is defined to be part of the preparation of an indirect restoration consisting of restorative material. The material is only necessary in cases where there is extensive damage done by tooth decay or after a root canal. Root canals tend to make teeth more susceptible to fractures. Therefore, positioning a crown after a root canal usually requires core build-up.
more...Dental Core Build-Up Materials Market Size, Share & COVID19 Impact Analysis | Europe | 2020-2026 | MedCore | Segmented by: Material Type (Composite & Glass Core Ionomer Core Build-Up Materials)
A core build-up is a restoration placed on a severely damaged tooth in order to restore the bulk of the coronal portion of the tooth. The core is defined to be part of the preparation of an indirect restoration consisting of restorative material. When fabricating crowns or bridges, it is often necessary to use a core material before preparation to reconstruct extensive sections of lost tooth caused by large carious lesions or previous dental treatment. It is suggested that the placement of a core is necessary when more than 50% of the coronal part of the tooth is missing.
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