Throughout this medical market research, the publisher analysed the Australian Dental Prosthetics market and utilized comprehensive methodology to understand the Market Sizes, Unit Sales, ASPs, Company Market Shares, and to create accurate forecasts.
Region: Australia
Base Year: 2020
Forecast: 2021-2027
Historical Data: 2017-2020
Overall, the Australian dental prosthetics market size is projected to reach over $531.6 million by 2027.
An ongoing trend within the Australian market is the improving dental health which limits market growth. Better dental health results in more retention of natural dentition and fewer fully edentulous patients. This will specifically impact the full denture and bridge markets, while the lower-cost crown and partial denture markets will see an increase. Denture tooth markets will also see a limit on growth, as fewer teeth are required for partial dentures. Overall, improved oral health is resulting in a shift to restorations impacting fewer teeth, limiting the growth of the market.
Following the closure of non-essential businesses (including elective dental work) in Q1 and much of Q2 2020, the dental prosthetic market began to show signs of recovery in Q3 as dentists began working through the backlog of pent-up demand. Periodic localized lockdowns persisted throughout 2020, but a strong public health response from the Australian government largely eliminated the spread of the virus. The author's forecast analysis details the impact of COVID-19 under, best-, base- and worst-case scenarios, and provides insights on how companies could navigate the uncertain times.
RESEARCH SCOPE
Region: Australia
Base Year: 2020
Forecast: 2021-2027
Historical Data: 2017-2020
Quantitative Coverage:
- Market Size,
- Market Shares,
- Market Forecasts,
- Market Growth Rates,
- Units Sold,
- Average Selling Prices.
Qualitative Coverage
- COVID19 Impact,
- Market Growth Trends,
- Market Limiters,
- Product Portfolios,
- Disruptive Technologies,
- Disease Overviews.
Data Sources
- Primary Interviews with Industry Leaders,
- Government Physician Data,
- Regulatory Data,
- Hospital Private Data,
- Import & Export Data,
- Internal Database.
Markets Covered
- Dental Prosthetics Market Overview - MedView - Gives an easily accessible view of all dental prosthetics markets and trends and aggregates the data together for a picture of the total Australian market.
- Product Portfolio for Dental Prosthetics - MedFolio - Covering all segmentation within this dental prosthetics suite, we include insight on all available products in each market, any recalls and clinical trials.
- Crown and Bridge Market - MedCore - The market for crowns and bridges is segmented by material, which includes full cast, ceramic, non-precious, semi-precious, and precious.
- Denture Market - MedCore - Dentures are available as full and partial devices. Full dentures are required when a patient is edentulous whereas partial dentures cater to patients that are missing some, but not all teeth.
- Dental CAD/CAM Prosthetics Market - MedCore - Covers segmentation on both In-Lab and Chairside CAD/CAM Prosthetics
Key Market Insights
Overall, the Australian dental prosthetics market size is projected to reach over $531.6 million by 2027.
An ongoing trend within the Australian market is the improving dental health which limits market growth. Better dental health results in more retention of natural dentition and fewer fully edentulous patients. This will specifically impact the full denture and bridge markets, while the lower-cost crown and partial denture markets will see an increase. Denture tooth markets will also see a limit on growth, as fewer teeth are required for partial dentures. Overall, improved oral health is resulting in a shift to restorations impacting fewer teeth, limiting the growth of the market.
Following the closure of non-essential businesses (including elective dental work) in Q1 and much of Q2 2020, the dental prosthetic market began to show signs of recovery in Q3 as dentists began working through the backlog of pent-up demand. Periodic localized lockdowns persisted throughout 2020, but a strong public health response from the Australian government largely eliminated the spread of the virus. The author's forecast analysis details the impact of COVID-19 under, best-, base- and worst-case scenarios, and provides insights on how companies could navigate the uncertain times.
