Japan dental implants to reach $230m in 2033

Japan has accounted for over 12% of the dental implant market in APAC.

The dental implants market in Japan is projected to achieve $230m in sales in 2033 due to the rise of periodontal diseases in the country.

According to a report by GlobalData, the Japanese market has accounted for over 12% of the dental implant market in the Asian Pacific (APAC) region.

Periodontal diseases have become prevalent in Japan, along with other dental ailments. Whilst implants have remained reliable and effective for teeth replacement, addressing the disease comprehensively requires measures to avert the challenges and barriers to dental care.

Other factors like cultural background, social aesthetics, and continuous research and development initiatives have delayed the development of dental health in the market.

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Several measures from healthcare providers should be necessary to manage periodontal diseases. One example is US-based dental company ZimVie Inc. introducing TSX implants to promote peri-implant health.

“As next-generation technology emerges in the dental implant field, advancements are anticipated to result in more advanced, versatile, and durable devices. These innovations will facilitate minimally invasive dental procedures with enhanced precision and reduced complications,” Nandini Nagpal, Medical Devices Analyst at GlobalData, said.