As per a market research report by P&S Intelligence, the endodontic devices market was worth USD 1,492.0 million in 2021, and it will grow at a compound annual growth rate of 4.8% in the years to come, reaching USD 2,283.4 million by 2030.
Instruments lead the industry, and it will generate a revenue of USD 1,206.7 million in 2030 as a result of the expansions in delivery systems, which have provided multiple benefits to dentists, for example, ease of treatment and maneuvering of handpieces throughout surgeries.
These delivery systems are now available as over-the-head, side, rear, and over-the-patient alternatives. Over-the-patient systems license free movement of the patient's head throughout operations, therefore allowing their easy steering for enhanced field vision.
Consumables will have a considerable share too. The main factors that affect the accomplishment of endodontic treatment are the analysis, the doctors' understanding of efficient treatment plans, tooth composition, and debridement, and the efficiency of obturation.
Multiple obturation systems are available for root canal procedures. The surge in the use of state-of-the-art dental systems is permitting dentists to offer treatments that are more effective than those delivered with traditional systems.
The access preparation category will grow the fastest in the industry, progressing at a rate of 5.5% in the years to come. These consumables are observing increasing sales because of the growth of guided endodontics, which provide better viability, probability, and safety for locating canals during surgery. The tech improvements have allowed improved navigation, therefore allowing dentists to perform more reliable and safer surgeries.
Endodontic motors lead the industry, as these permit a swift and much safer way of performing root canal surgeries. The snowballing necessity for NiTi instruments is because of their adaptability and elasticity while preserving the apical foramen of the innovative anatomy.
Electric motor dental units are put to use for drilling, polishing, or both at the same time with the use of an ultrasonic scaler. They offer high torque, allowing optimal trimming and cutting efficiency. Moreover, electric motors are relatively economical compared to air-driven units and are also mobile and compact.
The North American endodontic devices market dominates the scene and will generate a revenue of USD 898 million in 2030, at a rate of 4.6% in the years to come.
Some key factors powering this growth are the increasing population, snowballing investments in dentistry research and developments, rising preference for root canal treatments over implants, and the propagation of experts and dental clinics.
Because of the rise in dental tourism, the demand for endodontic devices will be considerably on the rise in the years to come.
SOURCE: P&S Intelligence