Intraoral Scanners Market

Intraoral Scanners Market Outlook (2022-2032)

The global intraoral scanners market is valued at US$ 505.6 million in 2022 and is predicted to increase at a high-value CAGR of 7.5% to reach US$ 1.04 billion by the end of 2032, says Fact.MR, a market research and competitive intelligence provider.

The abundance of qualified staff and cutting-edge dental imaging technologies are driving up demand for intraoral scanners in dental clinics. Due to increased demand for digital dentistry in dental clinics and growing purchasing power, the use of intraoral scanners in dental clinics is increasing.

As patients primarily prefer to visit dental clinics for any dental issue, the demand for intraoral scanner products from dental clinics is expected to rise at an impressive CAGR of 8.5% during the forecast period. Also, the demand for 3D dental scanners and intraoral digital scanners for use in dental clinics is increasing at a noteworthy pace.

In dental clinics, intraoral scanners in digital dentistry have grown in popularity. This is due to the benefits of digital processes for illness diagnosis in everyday clinical practice. With the development of electronic health records, cloud storage of data, and advanced dental equipment, dental clinics display a stronger adoption of digital dental dentistry and dental radiology equipment than other end users.

This is due to the software-based products' capacity to be adapted into all spheres of medical practice. Thus, as a large number of patients are visiting dental clinics for tooth and gum discomfort, over the projected period, the sales of dental intraoral scanners are anticipated to rise.

Dental intraoral scanners are equipment used in dentistry to take direct digital imprints. A laser beam is focused onto the tooth area, which must be watched, similar to other scanning equipment. Implant scan bodies, prepared teeth, and tooth arches are all scanned using intraoral scanners. The difficulties with impression plates and trays used in conventional scanners have been greatly reduced by intraoral scanners.

Trays used during scanning also cause older patients some slight discomfort. Patients appreciate 3D digitalization imprints because they are more practical and comfortable. In less than 3 minutes, modern intraoral scanners can scan the complete dental arch due to technological developments. Thus, the demand for 3D intraoral scanners is growing.

Root caries is more common in older people due to increased difficulties with receding gums that expose tooth root surfaces and excessive medication use that results in xerostomia. Thus, the rising rate of the senior population with dental disorders is expected to boost the sales of intraoral scanners.

Intraoral cameras are useful for accessing the back of the mouth since they may be used inside the mouth and provide exceptional sight and clarity. Intraoral cameras provide a strong light source that allows for high magnification of objects.

Over the coming years, there will be a significant rise in the demand for intraoral cameras due to the advantages of taking direct dental impressions, reducing the frequency of restorative remakes, and supporting better clinical workflows. Furthermore, factors influencing the sales of intraoral scanners are the growing rate of population with dental disorders, the rising prevalence of periodontal diseases, and technological advancements in intraoral scanners.

Report Attributes	Details
Intraoral Scanners Market Size (2022E)	US$ 505.6 Million
Forecasted Market Value (2032F)	US$ 1.04 Billion
Global Market Growth Rate (2022-2032)	7.5% CAGR
China Market Growth Rate (2022-2032)	7% CAGR
Share in Dental Diagnostic Imaging Equipment Market (2022)	22.5%
Key Companies Profiled	3M Company 3shape A/S Align Technology, Inc. Carestream Health, Inc. Condor Technologies Densys Ltd. Dental Wings Inc. Dentsply Sirona, Inc. Guangdong Launca Medical Device Technology Co., Ltd. Planmeca Oy

What is Supporting the Sales of Intraoral Scanners across the World?

“Rising Prevalence of Edentulism & Periodontal Diseases”

Edentulism is a disorder that causes tooth loss and is usually observed in the elderly population around the world. Periodontal disease, dental caries, an unhealthy lifestyle, and population ageing are the causes of edentulism.

Since tooth loss or decay is so common in nature, more people seek dental care, which is anticipated to fuel the intraoral scanners market share during the projected period.

• For instance, the U.S. Census Bureau projects that by 2060, there will be 92 million people who are 65 or older.
• About 25% of people 60 years of age and older are thought to be missing some or all of their natural teeth.

Therefore, the worldwide demand for intraoral scanners is boosting due to the rising rate of the ageing population with dental problems.

“Rapid Advancements in Dental Diagnostic Imaging Technologies”

Due to improvements in dental diagnostic imaging technologies, there is likely to be an increase in the sales of 3D dental scanners. The dentistry industry is expanding quickly due to the rise in data and technological advancements as an efficient range of digital leveraging.

Digital dentistry today encompasses much more than just computer-aided design and production. Along with diagnostics, decision-making, therapy delivery, and re-evaluation, it also includes long-term patient oral healthcare.

In general, rising spending power on healthcare and beauty standards is fueling the demand for cosmetic dentistry. As a result, the demand for 3D dental intraoral scanning equipment is increasing significantly. 3D dental intraoral scanners also reduce the time of imprinting and help medical experts to work effectively.

What Could Dent Demand Growth for Intraoral Scanners to Some Extent?

“High Intraoral Scanner Cost & Lack of Awareness about Oral Health in Developing Countries”

The cost of dental intraoral scanners starts from USD 20,000 and increases accordingly. The cost is expected to rise in the coming years due to ongoing technological improvements.

People in many underdeveloped nations frequently ignore dental issues due to a lack of money and awareness regarding oral care. Thus, such an approach negatively hampers the sales of dental devices.

Furthermore, the shortage of experienced medical experts in developing nations and the high price of intraoral scanners could limit sales growth.

Country-wise Analysis

How are Sales of Intraoral Scanners Evolving in the United States?

“Rising Prevalence of Periodontitis & Production of Advanced Intraoral Scanners by Major Firms”

With a high growth rate, the United States is expected to dominate the North American market. The main factors boosting the U.S. intraoral scanners market growth are an increase in the senior population with oral ailments and the presence of sophisticated healthcare infrastructure.

• According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, periodontal disease mostly affects the senior population.
• Half of the American people over the age of 30 experience periodontitis in one or more teeth.

Thus, sales of intraoral scanners are anticipated to increase as the incidence of dental problems rises.

Major market players in the nation are introducing new and sophisticated scanners as a result of technological developments, which are anticipated to have a big impact on the sales of intraoral dental scanners in the nation.

• For instance, Planmeca USA unveiled the Planmeca Emerald S intraoral scanner in October 2019. It is an enhanced model of the Planmeca Emerald and is capable of 2.5 times faster hyper-speed image capture than the Planmeca Emerald. Additionally, it can scan an entire arch in less than two minutes.
• In March 2021, Intelliscan launched its Intelliscan 3D intraoral scanner. Artificial intelligence is used in this scanner to make intraoral scanning simpler and more user-friendly.

Why is Demand for intraoral Scanners High in European Countries?

“Rising Cases of Chronic Dental Disorders & Availability of Advanced Dental Diagnostic Devices”

Demand for intraoral scanners is currently increasing in European nations such as Germany, the United Kingdom, and Spain, and is anticipated to remain the same throughout the forecast period due to the continuing trend of preventive healthcare, growing emphasis on digital dental technology products, availability of advanced medical products and services across countries, and rise in cases of chronic dental diseases.

In addition, the market has benefited from the innovative intraoral scanners that have been introduced in the past two years, which have contributed to the industry's high growth rate.

• For instance, 3Shape introduced the entry-level TRIOS 3 Basic intraoral scanner in February 2019. The TRIOS 3 Basic has exclusive TRIOS capabilities such as AI Scan, Real colours, and shade measuring.
• Also, the manufacturer of dental diagnostic equipment "3Shape" introduced its brand-new Model Maker app, 3Shape Automate innovation, and Dental Practice Management Software integrations, on LAB DAY 2022.

Which Growth Opportunities Await Manufacturers of Intraoral Scanners in Asia Pacific?

“Investments in R&D of Intraoral Scanners by Major Firms & Rising Medical Tourism”

Sales of intraoral scanners are increasing in Asian nations such as China, Japan, India, and South Korea as a result of factors such as rising medical tourism, rising healthcare spending, rising demand for 3D scans for dental implants, and accessibility to cutting-edge healthcare facilities with trained health professionals.

The market in the Asia Pacific region is growing as a result of increased research and development efforts in dental diagnostic equipment by major firms, a rise in oral illnesses, and supportive assistance for oral healthcare by governments and non-government organizations of the respective countries in the region.

Category-wise Analysis

Which Type of Intraoral Scanner is Highly Popular?

“Standalone Intraoral Scanners & Portable Intraoral Scanners Highly Preferred Due to Their Effective Workflow Qualities”

Based on modality, the intraoral scanners are classified into standalone intraoral scanners, benchtop intraoral scanners, portable intraoral scanners, and wall-mounted intraoral scanners.

Standalone intraoral scanner sales are predicted to increase at a healthy growth rate during the forecast period due to their enhanced workflow during oral scanning operations and improved results.

Furthermore, with the development of compact portable intraoral scanners, the scanning of the buccal surface has become considerably simpler, faster, and more efficient. Therefore, it is anticipated that the improved output provided by these devices will accelerate sales growth.

People are affected by oral diseases throughout their lifetime and chronic dental disorders can result in pain, suffering, physical deformity, and even death. For many countries, dental disorders represent a considerable health burden.

• Data on oral health from the World Health Organization (WHO) from 2020, indicate that an estimated 3.5 billion people worldwide suffer from oral diseases.

Competitive Landscape

Key players in the intraoral scanners market are focusing on the development and marketing of intraoral scanners, to boost their revenue share and market position.

Due to the increasing need for scanners, several medical device manufacturing companies are making high investments in this industry. Also, rising worldwide dental restorative procedures for diagnosing and treating the problems associated with teeth and jaws that occurred due to several reasons are expected to generate new opportunities in the intraoral scanners market.

• In September 2019, Zimmer Biomet and Align Technology, Inc. signed a global distribution contract for the sales of the iTero Element series of intraoral scanners to establish a worldwide position in the industry of digital restorative dentistry.
• In April 2021, Medit unveiled the i700 wireless intraoral scanner, a new wireless wand with comparable accuracy, speed, and lightness.

Key Segments in Intraoral Scanners Industry Research

• By Modality:

  • Standalone 
  • Benchtop 
  • Portable 
  • Wall-Mounted 

• By Technology:

  • Optical Wand
  • Confocal Microscopic Imaging

• By Application:

  • Dental Restoration
  • Orthodontics
  • Periodontics
  • Endodontics
  • Others

• By End User:

  • Hospitals
  • Dental Clinics
  • Dental Diagnostic Centers
  • Dental Academic & Research Institutes
  • Others

• By Region:

  • North America
  • Latin America
  • Europe
  • East Asia
  • South Asia & Oceania
  • MEA