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Global Dental Prosthetics Market Poised for Strong Growth, Reaching USD 14.94 Billion by 2034 - By CMI Research
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AUSTIN, TX, TX, UNITED STATES, May 1, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- According to the latest industry research conducted by the Custom Market Insights Team, the global Dental Prosthetics Market is on a robust growth trajectory, driven by increasing demand for restorative dental treatments, technological advancements, and rising awareness about oral health. The market, valued at USD 8.72 billion in 2025, is projected to reach USD 14.94 billion by 2034, expanding at a CAGR of 6.17% during the forecast period.— Amey Adsule
Market Overview
Dental prosthetics, also known as prosthodontics, refer to customized dental devices used to restore or replace missing or damaged teeth. These include crowns, bridges, dentures, and abutments. The rise in edentulism, tooth decay, periodontal disease, dental injuries, and the growing aging population are significantly contributing to the market’s growth. Moreover, aesthetic dentistry is gaining popularity, with patients seeking improved smiles and dental function, further boosting the demand for prosthetics.
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Key Drivers Fueling Market Growth
1. Rising Geriatric Population
Aging is a key driver of dental prosthetic procedures. According to the WHO, the global population aged 60 and above is projected to double by 2050. As people age, the risk of tooth loss and oral health deterioration increases, fueling the demand for crowns, dentures, and other prosthetics to restore dental functionality and aesthetics.
2. Technological Advancements
The adoption of CAD/CAM (computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing) technologies has revolutionized the dental prosthetics industry. These technologies allow for the precise and efficient fabrication of prosthetics, improving patient outcomes and reducing turnaround time. Additionally, 3D printing is gaining traction for creating high-quality, custom-fit prosthetic devices.
3. Aesthetic and Cosmetic Dental Awareness
An increasing number of people are pursuing cosmetic dental treatments to enhance their appearance. Dental prosthetics, especially crowns and veneers, are widely used in cosmetic procedures. As patients become more aesthetically conscious, the market for such prosthetics is expected to grow significantly.
4. Dental Tourism
Countries such as India, Mexico, Hungary, and Thailand are becoming dental tourism hubs, offering high-quality dental prosthetic services at a fraction of the cost in developed countries. This trend is attracting international patients and contributing to the global growth of the dental prosthetics market.
5. Supportive Reimbursement and Insurance Coverage
In several countries, dental insurance coverage has expanded to include prosthetic treatments, which has reduced the financial burden on patients and made these procedures more accessible. This has encouraged more individuals to seek timely dental care, stimulating market demand.
Market Segmentation Insights
By Type
1. Crowns
Crowns are the most widely used dental prosthetic devices, particularly in restorative and cosmetic dentistry. They are used to cap damaged, decayed, or aesthetically unappealing teeth. The demand for crowns is driven by the prevalence of root canals and cosmetic treatments.
2. Bridges
Dental bridges, used to replace one or more missing teeth, are experiencing stable demand, particularly among middle-aged and elderly populations. With advancements in bridge design and materials, these prosthetics are becoming more durable and lifelike.
3. Abutments
Used as connectors in dental implants, abutments form an essential part of implant-supported prosthetics. With the rising popularity of dental implants, this segment is witnessing consistent growth.
4. Dentures
Removable prosthetics such as complete and partial dentures remain essential for patients with significant tooth loss. Innovations in material science, such as flexible and lightweight dentures, are revitalizing this segment.
5. Others
zThis category includes veneers, inlays, onlays, and custom attachments. While a smaller segment, the growing focus on precision prosthetics and minimally invasive procedures supports its development.
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By End-User
1. Solo Practices
Individual dental practitioners continue to represent a substantial share of the dental prosthetics market. These practices often rely on third-party labs or in-house CAD/CAM systems for prosthetic fabrication.
2. DSO/Group Practices
Dental Service Organizations (DSOs) and group practices are expanding globally due to their ability to offer standardized, scalable, and cost-effective dental care. Their growing presence is accelerating the demand for dental prosthetic devices, particularly in urban regions.
3. Others
This includes hospitals, academic institutions, and dental labs. Academic research and training centers are playing a key role in advancing prosthodontic technologies and practices, while labs are crucial in prosthetic design and customization.
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Regional Insights
North America
North America dominates the global dental prosthetics market, driven by high dental awareness, advanced healthcare infrastructure, and a high prevalence of cosmetic dentistry procedures. The presence of leading market players and robust insurance coverage further supports growth.
Europe
Europe follows closely, with countries like Germany, the UK, France, and Italy exhibiting strong demand for dental restorations. The region benefits from advanced technology adoption, favorable reimbursement structures, and an aging population.
Asia-Pacific
Asia-Pacific is expected to witness the fastest growth during the forecast period, fueled by increasing healthcare expenditure, rising dental tourism, and growing awareness of dental aesthetics. Rapid urbanization and economic development in China and India are also encouraging market expansion.
Latin America
In Latin America, countries such as Brazil and Mexico are key contributors. The availability of skilled dental professionals, affordability of procedures, and increasing investments in dental care infrastructure are supporting the regional market.
Middle East & Africa
Though still emerging, this region holds promise due to government healthcare reforms, the establishment of new dental clinics, and growing medical tourism in countries like the UAE and South Africa.
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Competitive Landscape
The dental prosthetics market is competitive, with a mix of established manufacturers and new entrants innovating in materials, design, and digital workflows. Key players are actively investing in R&D, mergers, and strategic partnerships to enhance their product portfolios and geographic reach.
Notable players in the market include:
• Straumann Group
• Dentsply Sirona
• Zimmer Biomet
• Ivoclar Vivadent
• 3M
• GC Corporation
• Danaher Corporation
• Mitsui Chemicals, Inc.
• COLTENE Holding AG
• Henry Schein, Inc.
These companies focus on expanding their digital dentistry offerings, including CAD/CAM prosthetics, to stay competitive and meet evolving patient and clinician expectations.
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William Person, 9-Year Team USA Bobsled, Launches GoFundMe to Provide HBOT to Athletes with brain damageWilliam Person CTE Recovery Center will treat athletes and military with CTE symptoms to give them hope for a higher quality lifeWilliam Person requires oxygen therapy near daily so he can think clearly and function throughout the day. Person suffers with CTE symptoms following years of repeated concussions from crashes, vibrations and g-force while bobsleddingView Out the Window of the Lake Front Property for William Person CTE Recovery CenterInside the Lake front property to become home of the William Person CTE Recovery CenterFormer Team USA Bobsled Member William Person launches GoFundMe to raise funds for a CTE Recovery Center after Industry Fails to Compensate for Brain Injuries.Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is a lifeline for people like us with CTE, and I’m determined to make it accessible to every athlete and military veteran who needs it.”— William Person, former athlete, CTE advocateWOODLAND HILLS,, CA, UNITED STATES, July 28, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Former 9-year Team USA bobsledder William Person, lead plaintiff in the high-profile class action lawsuit spotlighted by The New York Times, Sports Litigation Alert, and Courthouse News Service, is taking matters into his own hands after rejecting a proposed settlement that offered “evaluation, but no treatment or compensation” for Team USA Olympic Bobsled athletes suffering from Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE).
In addition, Person says the warning to new athletes about the dangers of repetitive concussions, which are a regular part of the sport, is not adequate in the proposed settlement for young athletes to truly understand the repercussions of the repeated concussions, including a constant state of brain fog, mass depression, and intense headaches for life, which are leading to suicide among athletes around the world.
Person, whose story was first widely recognized in 2021 through media stories about “Sled Head”— the bobsled equivalent of football’s concussion crisis—has announced a GoFundMe campaign to raise $500,000 to establish a 501(c)(3) foundation that will provide free Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) to athletes and veterans battling the devastating effects of repetitive brain trauma. Interested parties are invited to donate to the campaign at https://gofund.me/93ff9c6e.
“I stood alone in court last month against all parties—including my own lawyers—because I refuse to sign off on an offer that does nothing to treat the brain injuries of the athletes—a condition we have solely based on the nature of our sport, and that doesn’t do enough to properly warn new athletes of the repercussions of the repeated concussions,” said Person. “Junior Seau changed the NFL forever when he took his life and preserved his brain for research. My teammates Pavle Jovanovic and Steve Holcomb also took their own lives because of the pain and misery of CTE, and many others around the world have joined them. This is a serious issue! It’s time we protect the brains of our winter athletes with the same urgency we do in football.”
THE SILENT CRISIS: CTE BEYOND FOOTBALL
Person’s mission underscores what appears as an overlooked epidemic in sports: while the NFL has taken major steps to address concussions and long-term cognitive decline, winter sports have largely escaped the same scrutiny—even though Olympic bobsledders endure G-forces 10 times greater than fighter pilots, combined with violent ice vibrations likened to “shaken baby syndrome.”
• In 2020, Person’s close friend and teammate Pavle Jovanovic died by suicide and was diagnosed Stage 4 CTE. “I remember Pavle calling me speaking gibberish. He hung up, frustrated, because I couldn’t understand his words. Soon after, he hung himself. It haunts me to this day,” said Person.
• Studies continue to reveal athletes in sports from hockey to soccer to Olympic bobsledding show markers of CTE, a neurodegenerative disease associated with aggression, depression, memory loss, and tragically, suicide.
A PERSONAL PATH TO HEALING — AND GIVING BACK
Inspired by Joe Namath’s public journey using HBOT to regain mental clarity, Person sought the same treatments.
“Before Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, I was on my hands and knees crawling in my own house, convinced I was dying. Today, I still struggle, but my quality of life has dramatically improved,” Person said. “Some athletes have fully reversed their symptoms by using HBOT. This therapy is a lifeline for people like us with CTE, and I’m determined to make it accessible to every athlete and military veteran who needs it.”
Through his new nonprofit—William Person CTE Recovery Center—Person plans to:
• Provide free HBOT treatments at his Midwest lakeside property and future St. Louis facility.
• Cover travel, lodging, food, and ongoing support for athletes too impaired to navigate care alone.
• Fund CTE-neurology specialists and trained HBOT doctors who understand these complex cases and won’t dismiss them as “ordinary headaches” or “depression.”
• Expand into additional cutting-edge modalities to combat cognitive decline.
WHY NOW — AND WHY REPORTERS SHOULD CARE
Person’s story is one of hard-earned hope and deep urgency.
“The class action lawsuit was meant to protect and heal us. But they offered nothing—no compensation, no treatment. Just evaluations. That’s unacceptable. We’re not test subjects. We’re human beings suffering because of our sports,” he said.
This mission is especially poignant following The New York Times’ and Courthouse News Service’s original reporting on Person’s lawsuit, and the tragic coverage of his teammates Jovanovic and Holcomb, along with the many others suffering with CTE and committing suicide because of it.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
• Donate or share Person’s fundraiser: https://gofund.me/93ff9c6e
• Contact for interviews or to cover this story: Jennifer@engagementpr.com; 949-933-4300.
Person is calling on sports leagues, medical researchers, fellow athletes, parents, and the public to rally behind this cause—because as he puts it:
“We can’t wait for another funeral to decide brain injuries matter. Together, we can save lives.”
Support in Court
Person goes back to court Wednesday, July 30 at 10 am, United States Courthouse Central District of California, 312 N. Spring Street, Los Angeles, CA 90012, Department 6. Parties interested in supporting Person in court are welcome to sit in. Please wear blue, like a blue t shirt, and write in bold: “Bobsled = CTE” and/or “HBOT Saves Brains.”
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