Dental Burs Market Size, Share & Industry Analysis, By Material Type (Carbide Burs, Diamond Burs, Stainless Steel Burs, Ceramic Burs), By Application (Oral Surgery, Implantology, Orthodontics,Cavity Preparation, Others), By End-user (Hospitals, Dental Clinics, Others) and Regional Forecast, 2024-2032

In October 2018, Henry Schein, Inc. announced a collaboration with Sprig Oral Health Technologies Inc. for the distribution of the latter’s dentistry products including EZPrep dental bur system. Dental burs are one of the most common equipment in dentistry and are used for cutting hard teeth and bones. Dental burs consist of three parts, namely, shank, neck, and head. Dental burs are available in variety of shape and size for the various dental procedures such as removing decay, cutting, polishing, preparing cavities for filling, removal of old fillings, shaping and many others. The rake angle of burs is an important factor considered by dentists for cutting of tissues or teeth in desired shape. The availability of different forms of dental burs meets different needs of dental surgeries and procedure and hence is projected to drive the market growth. There is an increasing prevalence of dental disorders owing to lower awareness of dental hygiene, leading to higher adoption of dental procedures.

The increasing dental disorders, especially in the geriatric population, is projected to positively impact the growth of dental burs market trend. The growth in global dental burs market is anticipated to be driven by the emergence of skilled professional in developed countries as well as emerging distributors and manufactures of dental burs. Additionally, increasing in number of the dental visit in all age group is also a factor that is expected to fuel the global dental burs market growth.

However, poor or lack of health reimbursement and insurance for dental care in underdeveloped countries is one of the major factors that can hamper the global dental burs market growth.

Key Players Covered:

The major companies covered in the global dental burs market report include Kerr Corporation, Komet, Diatech, DynaFlex, Midmark Corporation, Dentsply Sirona, AMERICAN ORTHODONTICS, Medical Precision Implants S.A., MIS Implants Technologies Ltd., Aceton Inc., and other players.

As per the current dental burs market trends, diamond burs are expected to dominate the global dental burs market due to the hardness of the material and its remarkable grinding motion.

Key Insights:

• Number of Dental Visits For Key Countries


• Technological Advancements in Dental Burs


• Key Industry Developments - Mergers, Acquisitions, and Partnerships, 2018


• Porter’s five forces analysis

Regional Analysis:

The global dental burs market has been segmented into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa. In North America, the U.S dental burs market is expected to have fast growth by 2026 due to the consumption of unhealthy food that leads to dental problems. According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, in 2016, the percent of dental visits among children aged between 2-17 was 84.6%, in the United States, which is likely to increase the dental burs market.

The growth in global dental burs market is likely to propel in Europe during the forecast period owing to the favorable healthcare policies in countries like Germany, UK, and Scandinavia.  In countries of Asia Pacific, are expected to witness a higher CAGR owing to higher preference of aesthetic dental surgeries and emergence of skilled dental. Latin America and Middle East and Africa are estimated to record a lower share in the global dental burs market owing to lower awareness of dental burs technology and product offering.

Segmentation

Dental Burs Industry Developments

• In January 2018, COLTENE Group, a manufacturer of and reseller of dental equipment and consumables entered into a definitive acquisition of KENDA AG. This acquisition will lead to the expansion of COLTENE’s expansion of product portfolio with the inclusion of diamond and carbide burs.


• In July 2016, Nakanishi Inc. of Japan initiated a class 2 product recall of their diamond coated tips and burs owing to labelling error.