Dental implants that have replaced missing or extracted teeth are affected by peri-implantitis, an inflammatory condition that affects the tissue surrounding the implants. The condition known as peri-implant disease refers to the occurrence of infection and subsequent degradation of the soft tissue surrounding a dental implant. It might cause pain, edema, and difficulty biting and chewing. It is typically caused by poor oral hygiene and is treatable with deep cleaning and antimicrobial therapy.
The use of cutting-edge technology and techniques has sped up, improved, and simplified dentists' operations and made dental procedures faster and less unpleasant for patients. As a result, technical improvements in the dental business benefit both practitioners and patients. Implants aid in the restoration of patients' jaws with fixed teeth. They are currently widely used by the dentistry profession. Implant-based tooth reconstruction is very simple when the bone density is adequate. The alveolus experiences bone resorption and atrophy when a patient is missing teeth. The process required a three to four-month wait before caps could be replaced. This drives the global market.
Dentists can improve an individual's dental health and quality of life by providing an affordable and accessible option. Dental implant providers should ensure they have the appropriate expertise, resources, and infrastructure to successfully manage the issue and provide the patient with the correct treatment. Likewise, dental implant companies should train local dentists in-depth to treat patients properly and spread awareness of the advantages of dental implants in underserved areas. Such factors create opportunities for market growth.
Europe is the most significant global peri-implantitis market shareholder and is expected to grow significantly over the forecast period. This is because there are more patients with periodontal conditions, there have been technical advancements, and more people are becoming aware of dental implants and their associated diseases. European National Health Services cover dental implants and related therapies for people with severe periodontal diseases that damage the tooth's supporting structures. As a result, the regional peri-implantitis market is expanding.
The European peri-implantitis market is also being driven by an increase in the prevalence of peri-implantitis, an increase in the geriatric population, an increase in the number of dental issues and oral diseases, a well-established healthcare infrastructure, and promising reimbursement policies.
The key players in the global peri-implantitis market include Straumann, Nobel Bio Care, Dentsply Sirona, BioHorizons, MIS Implants Technologies Ltd., Neoss, Osstem Implant, Biotech Dental, and Zimmer Biomet.