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The global dental implant market experienced a decline of 9.9% from 2019 to 2020 due to weaker demand amid the health crisis, according to Fortune Business Insights. However, in 2021, the market began to see a recovery, with the UK showing a particularly interesting trend: while imports continued to decrease, exports experienced an encouraging resurgence. The market is expected to grow at a steady rate, reaching a valuation of $3.9 billion by 2028. Despite the UK market being dominated by foreign companies such as Straumann, Danaher, Dentsply Sirona, BioHorizons, and Zimmer Biomet, domestic companies like OsteoCare are also making a mark. Innovations, like robot-assisted dental surgery and 3D-printed implants, are poised to disrupt the market further. The UK's trade with countries in this sector also shows a deficit, with noteworthy import sources from the USA, Sweden, and Switzerland, and exports primarily directed to the Netherlands, Ireland, Germany, and Spain..Trends in the UK Dental Implant Market: A Comprehensive Insight The UK dental implant market is experiencing a burgeoning growth fueled by an aging population, the prevalence of poor eating habits, and a general lack of oral hygiene. These factors, catalyzed by the affordability and accessibility of high-quality dental practices, have managed to bolster the demand for dental implants within the nation. Approximately between 125,000 and 135,000 implants are placed annually, indicating a significant market potential for dental implant providers. Although the dental implant market faced downturn due to the health crisis, with a significant decline in global market value by nearly 10% from 2019 to 2020, the market has shown resilience with a promising recovery trajectory. The high fragmentation of the market is evident, with major players like Straumann Holding AG, Nobel Biocare Services AG, and Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc. dominating the landscape, alongside innovative companies such as Keystone Dental and iDentical entering the scene with advanced dental implant technologies like 3D-printed tooth replacements and robot-assisted surgeries. The UK's import and export activities reflect a trade deficit, with exports being consistently lower than imports. In particular, the United States, Sweden, and Switzerland emerge as significant exporters of dental implants to the UK. On the other hand, the majority of UK exports in dental implants are shared among the Netherlands, Ireland, Germany, and Spain. Factors like periodontitis, cavities, and physical injuries have been identified as primary causes of tooth loss, which subsequently drive the demand for dental implants. Diabetes, hypertension, arthritis, smoking habits, and poor diet are underscored as key risk factors, intensifying the need for dental health interventions. According to Delta Dental Michigan, an alarming 84% of UK adults fall into risk categories predisposed to dental issues such as cavities. Moreover, detrimental dietary habits and insufficient dental care practices are widespread, further exacerbating the dental health crisis. For instance, over 20% of Britons are reported to have a heavily sweetened diet or have not visited a dentist in over two years. These statistics translate to a heightened necessity for dental implants and advanced dental care solutions. The UK continues to innovate in the field of dental implant production, with homegrown companies like OsteoCare making strides in domestic design and manufacturing. Additionally, the global advancement in dental technologies, together with the foray of new entrants, suggests a dynamic and evolving market structure. With robotic assistance and 3D printing at the forefront of dental implant science.Pioneers and Innovators: A Glance at Key Players in the Global Dental Implant Market The landscape of the dental implant market is as competitive as it is innovative, featuring a variety of key players whose technological advancements and strategic market positioning continue to shape this healthcare niche. In this chapter, we will shine a light on formidable entities that stand out due to their market influence, product offerings, and potential to drive future trends within the field. **Straumann Holding AG** Founded in 1954 and headquartered in Basel, Switzerland, Straumann Holding AG is a powerhouse in the field of implant, restorative dentistry, and oral tissue regeneration. With a storied history of precision engineering and clinical excellence, Straumann has earned its reputation as a premium provider of dental implant solutions. By continually investing in research and development, Straumann remains at the forefront of the implantology field, ensuring that dental professionals have access to the most cutting-edge and reliable products. **Nobel Biocare Services AG** Nobel Biocare, a part of the Danaher Corporation since 2014, is another leading name with a strong emphasis on innovation and education. With its origins dating back to the work of Per-Ingvar Brånemark, the pioneer of modern dental implantology, Nobel Biocare has maintained a dedication to improving patient quality of life through advanced prosthetic solutions. Nobel Biocare’s portfolio includes an array of implants and individualized prosthetic elements that cater to a variety of clinical situations. **Dentsply Sirona Inc** An American dental equipment maker and dental consumables producer that was formed in 2016, Dentsply Sirona is the result of a merger between Dentsply and Sirona Dental Systems. Dentsply Sirona's comprehensive solutions span from dental implants to orthodontic appliances, and their commitment to innovation is evident in their end-to-end digital dentistry workflow solutions. **Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc** With an expansive range of musculoskeletal healthcare solutions, Zimmer Biomet also carves a significant niche within the dental implant sphere. Zimmer’s dental division offers a suite of products that support dental professionals in prosthetic and regenerative procedures, aiming to achieve both functional and aesthetic outcomes for patients. **Osstem Implant Co Ltd** South Korea's Osstem Implant has rapidly grown to become the largest dental implant manufacturer in the Asia-Pacific region and is quickly expanding its influence worldwide. Renowned for its cost-effective solutions without compromising quality, Osstem Implant provides
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1 Market overview

1.1 Definition and scope of study

A dental implant is an artificial root made of metal, mainly titanium or zirconia, implanted in the jawbone to replace the root of a natural tooth. Dental implants are divided into premium and non-premium dental implants. Depending on the end-user, the market is divided into dental practices, hospitals, dental laboratories, dental schools and research establishments.

The global market is dominated by Europe and North America; for example, the EU is the largest supplier and consumer of dental implants, followed by North America.

In the UK, 130,000 implants are placed every year. [dentaly] The market is growing rapidly, driven by an ageing population, poor eating habits and a lack of oral hygiene. Although implants have traditionally been manufactured abroad due to lower costs, increased domestic competition in the UK has put pressure on prices, fuelling demand and increasing volumes sold.

The market is highly fragmented and includes a wide range of players such as Straumann Holding AG, Nobel Biocare Services AG, Dentsply SironaInc, Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc, Osstem Implant Co Ltd and KYOCERA Medical Corp.

According to Kenresearch "with the technology... we will see improved diagnostic care, precision in treatment planning and faster healing times". In addition, the same source claims that robot-assisted dental implant surgery and 3D printing will disrupt the market in the coming years. These elements could reduce the cost of procedures and broaden insurance company coverage.

1.2 The global market

According to Fortune Business Insights, the global market was valued at $*.* billion in ****, and is expected to grow at the same rate until ****.

Global dental implant market World, ****-****, in billions USD Source: ****

It is important to note, however, that this growth follows a downturn in the market as a result ...

1.3 The UK market

The European market was estimated at close to $* billion in ****, and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (***) of *.*% until ****, to exceed $* billion.

European dental implant market Europe, ****-****, in billions USD Source: ****

The UK market in particular is expected to enjoy a CAGR of *. *% over this period, ...

1.4 International trade

It is possible to analyze British imports and exports of dental prostheses by focusing on the following codes:

****** - Dental prostheses, artificial teeth ****** - Dental prostheses, other than artificial teeth

If we look at total imports and exports of these two product categories, we see that the UK trade balance ...

2 Demand analysis

2.1 The development of bad oral habits

Dental implants are generally associated with tooth loss. Therefore, it is pertinent to assess the factors influencing tooth loss in order to estimate the determinants of UK demand for dental implants.

Firstly, the main causes of tooth loss are as follows:

Periodontitis: beginning with bacterial infection and inflammation of the gums, ...

2.2 Population aging

British population change United Kingdom, **** to ****, in millions of people Source: ****

In the graph above, the under -**s have been removed as they are less concerned by dental implants.

The population aged over sixty-four has been growing faster than the rest of the adult population in France since ****, and this ...

2.3 Reduced operations due to the health crisis

On March **, ****, dental practices were ordered to close and postpone routine and elective dental care, including orthodontics, and to set up remote urgent care services to limit transmission of COVID-**. Restrictions included [***]:

Cease all routine dental care (***). Cease all aerosol-generating procedures (***). Offer patients with urgent needs appropriate advice and prescriptions by ...

3 Market structure

3.1 Dentists in the United Kingdom

Let's start by looking at dentists in the UK, as they are the key players in any operation.

First of all, it should be noted that the majority of dentists in the UK are located in England. This is important because the detailed statistics we will be looking at next are ...

3.2 Dental implant production

The UK dental implant market is dominated by global leaders, many of them foreign. These include the following companies:

Strauman Danaher Dentsply Sirona BioHorizons Zimmer Biomet

Indeed, there is a relatively small number of British players, such as OsteoCare [***], which offers one of the few dental implant systems designed and manufactured ...

3.3 Public awareness initiatives

In response to the increased oral health risks associated with the elements observed in the Demand section, we are seeing initiatives aimed at raising public awareness of oral health care.

One example is Starting Well: A Smile*Life Initiative, launched in England by the NHS.

Source: ****

This program aims to reduce ...

4 Offer analysis

4.1 The price of the implant, inseparable from the crown and abutment

Implants are generally placed directly after tooth extraction. It is broken down into several successive appointments as follows [***]:

Dental examination: Before beginning the implant process, your dentist must carry out a thorough examination. A recent improvement is the use of *D imaging via a scanner. Not having to rely solely on ...

4.2 Product typology and composition

Dental implants are screws (***) used to replace a missing tooth. They are conical or cylindrical in shape, with diameters and lengths varying according to need.

Dentists can insert implants in the maxilla and mandible. Their purpose is to support a single prosthesis, a *- or *-unit bridge, or an entire arch ...

5 Regulations

5.1 Regulations

Dental implants fall within the scope of medical implants, and must therefore comply with the Regulation of medical implants in the EU and UK.

In addition, the Royal College Of Surgeons offers guidance on standards of care for NHS-funded dental implant treatment.

Indeed, the guidelines on the availability of dental implants ...

6 Positioning the players

6.1 Segmentation

  • Danaher
  • Osstem Implant
  • Zimmer Biomet Dental France
  • Dentsply Sirona France
  • BioHorizons
  • OsteoCare Implant System Ltd
  • Keystone Dental
  • iDentical
  • Noecis
  • Straumann
  • Aon Implants
  • Implants Diffusion International (IDI)
  • Dio Implant

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  • World market for dental implants
  • Percentage of adults who have seen a dentist in the last 24 months
  • British imports and exports of dental prostheses
  • Major beneficiaries of British dental implant exports
  • Major beneficiaries of British dental implant imports
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Companies quoted in this study

This study contains a complete overview of the companies in the market, with the latest figures and news for each company. :

Danaher
Osstem Implant
Zimmer Biomet Dental France
Dentsply Sirona France
BioHorizons
OsteoCare Implant System Ltd
Keystone Dental
iDentical
Noecis
Straumann
Aon Implants
Implants Diffusion International (IDI)

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