Sirona, Cadent, envisionTEC Lead Digital Dental Technology Sales in $11 Billion Dental Prosthetics and CAD/CAM Market

14 Oct 2011 • by Natalie Aster

U.S. Dentists to Place Over 25 Million CAD/CAM Manufactured Crowns/Bridges by 2017

Vancouver, BC – According to the new report “U.S. Market for Dental Prosthetics and CAD/CAM Devices 2011” by iData Research Inc., the leading global authority in medical device and dental market research, the U.S. dental prosthetics market, including crowns/bridges, inlays/onlays, veneers and dentures recovered from the economic recession in 2010, reaching a value of over $11.2 billion. Growth is being driven by the adoption of digital and automation technologies such as in-lab and chairside CAD/CAM systems and standalone desktop scanners. Adoption of digital impression taking systems and rapid prototyping/3D printing will further fuel the dental prosthetics market to reach a value of over $16.3 billion by 2017.

“CAD/CAM systems are becoming an integral component of dental laboratories and clinics,” says Dr. Kamran Zamanian, CEO of iData. “CAD/CAM is becoming more versatile, robust and offers more options to dentists and technicians for fabricating dental prosthetics. As more companies enter the market, various pricing options and product features are expected to fuel adoption.”

Report Details:

U.S. Market for Dental Prosthetics and CAD/CAM Devices 2011
Published: October 2011
Pages: 275
Price: US$ 7,495.00

The report states that the recession caused a slowdown in intra-oral digital impression-taking system sales, however growth is expected to re-bound at double-digit rates. This will be fueled by improved system capabilities such as high-accuracy digital impression capture and the anticipated entrance of 3Shape onto the market with their TRIOS TM.

Furthermore, 3D printing, which was recently introduced to the dental industry in 2007, is rapidly being adopted by dental laboratories.

“Rapid prototyping/3D printing utilizes an additive manufacturing process which is more efficient with material usage compared to CAD/CAM manufacturing,” says Dr. Zamanian. “As dental printers gain the ability to print in ceramic materials and increase compatibility with other CAD/CAM devices, they are expected to cannibalize a portion of CAD/CAM sales. envisionTEC, 3D Systems, Solidscape and Objet Geometries are currently leading this market.”

More information can be found in the report “U.S. Market for Dental Prosthetics and CAD/CAM Devices 2011” by iData Research Inc.

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