Denture Adhesive Market 2018

A Denture Adhesive Market 2018 Financial Overview by Experts

The Global Denture Adhesive Market on 2018 expects to exhibit flourishing growth backed up by an increasing demand for denture adhesives, and rising awareness about aesthetics. Additionally, there is an increase in the demand for various dental procedures, and extensive use of dentures.

Factors driving the growth on denture health market

Furthermore, the rising emphasis on denture health also influences the growth of the market. Other factors driving the growth of the market are increasing disposable incomes, the amount of money that households have available for spending, in middle-income groups, and increase in the number of patients.

Additionally, technological advancement in denture adhesive also influence the market growth. The dental industry has received the attention of key players in the market owing to an increasing use of denture adhesive.

North America is one of the leading markets for the denture adhesives market. USA alone might register a growth rate of above 6% which is staggering.

Another article states that “the global market for dental adhesives is witnessing a stark rise as people are getting more concern about their looks. They can significantly spend money on their cosmetic dental treatments, and others. Growing per capita income also contributed to the trend. Stringent regulations are expected to make sure that the market gets innovation. Plus, funding for research and development so that it can assist the market growth of the denture adhesives market.”

Article from: MedGadget

Lorin Berland, DDS

 

Dental Consumables Market Increase

Dental Consumables Market Increase by  2022

The Dental Consumables Market expects to increase more than US$ 36 billion by the year 2022.

Segmentation in the Dental consumables Market

Dental consumables market defines a huge market segmented on the basis of the product line and geographical regions. Product lines are further segmented to different sub-segments, like dental consumables includes dental crown, orthodontics, biomaterials, dental implant, endodontics, periodontics and bridges. Dental implant product is sub-segmented to zirconium and titanium dental implants. Bridge and dental crown products includes conventional ceramic, ceramic fused to metal, and ceramic. On geographical ground dental consumables covers different regions like Africa, Europe, Latin America, North America, Asia Pacific and Middle East. Each of the regions are further segmented to generate revenue for different parts of the world, such as India, Canada, China, Brazil, UK, Japan, US, and GCC countries.

Key players of Dental consumables Market

Some of the prominent key players of Dental consumables Market are 3M Health Care, DENTSPLY International, Inc., Ivoclar Vivadent AG, Patterson Companies, Inc., Danaher Corporation, Henry Schein, Inc., Nobel Biocare Holdings AG, Zimmer Biomet Holdings, Inc., Septodont, Institut Straumann AG and Ultradent Products, Inc. The report also provides a brief overview on company summary, SWOT analysis and financial approach of the companies.

Dental Consumables Report Offers a Study of Global and Regional Markets

Report on Dental Consumables provides comprehensive overview of global market trends and for the related technologies. Growth analysis and CAGRs for market till 2022 and also provides projection on new growth opportunities. In addition, the report also forecasts the demand for new products as well as applications. The report also includes detailed company profiles of all the key players in the Dental Consumables market.

Treating various dental problems such as, for treating allied gingival tissues, tooth restoration plus for curing dental harms, uses Dental Consumables. The dental consumables product line comprises of dental sundried and compact equipment used on patients for treating dental problems. List of dental products include tooth whiteners, impression materials, topical fluoride, restorative materials and dental sealant. Other consumable products are bridges, biomaterials, orthodontics wires, and crowns. In the past few years, as more and more people are getting aware of oral health, hence; the demand for the dental consumables industry has drastically increased.

Prospects of Dental consumables in the International Market

The compound annual growth rate expects to grow by more than 6.5 percent in the mentioned period. The demand for dental consumables has increased because of extreme growth in dental care.  Futhermore, Dental implant expects a prominent expansion in the techniques used. Also, there was a huge demand for painless procedures for performing dental treatments. On the contrary, there are some factors that restrain the growth of the Dental Consumables market, like sensitivity from a dental implant, demand for stable reimbursement strategy. Above all the hiked price of dental consumables has an adverse effect on the growth and development of dental consumables.

Article from: Open PR

Lorin Berland, DDS

 

Continued Growth in Dental Prosthetics

Continued Growth in Dental Prosthetics Market

Medgadget (March 21) reports the continued growth of the global dental prosthetics market. Attributable in part to an aging population and increasing awareness about the importance of oral health, according to a market report that used a forecast period through 2023.

Dental Prosthetics Market Growth 2023 Snapshot

Dental Prosthetics Market Driven by Growing Disposable Income of Geriatric Population

Medgadget (December 18) reports that Market Research Future (MRFR) expects the global dental prosthetics market to exhibit a continuous growth of CAGR of 5.5% from 2016 to 2023, according to a new report published by the firm. Moreover, the report provides a deep analysis of the leading drivers like the limitations of the global dental prosthetics market, including their impact on the market’s movement over the forecast period.

The report also profiled the leading segments and key players in the global dental prosthetics market. Therefore, providing readers with a clear picture of the market’s dynamics.

The global dental prosthetics market expects to reach a valuation of USD 5,659.4 million by 2023.

Dental prosthetics are used to replace missing teeth. Various materials comprise dental prosthetics. While it serves as a replacement of the missing teeth with the help of dental screws or adhesives. Prosthodontics defines the field of dental prosthetics. In addition, the global dental prosthetics market has been driven by the growing demand for prosthetics. Further, on maintaining a pleasing appearance despite the loss of teeth and the growing prevalence of dental problems globally.

Growing geriatric population is likely to be a major driver for the Global Dental Prosthetics

The growing geriatric population is likely to be a major driver for the global dental prosthetics market over the forecast period. Attributable to the increasing demand for dental prosthetics from the geriatric demographic and their increasing disposable income. Thus, the increasing demand to maintain the dental structure as late into life as possible is key to the rise in demand for dental prosthetics and is likely to remain a key driver for the dental prosthetics market over the forecast period.

Article from: ADA Morning Huddle

Lorin Berland, DDS

 

 

Antimicrobial Denture Adhesive

Antimicrobial activity of denture adhesive associated with Equisetum giganteum- and Punica granatum-enriched fractions against Candida albicans biofilms on acrylic resin surfaces

Candida biofilms adhere to the internal surface of removable dentures. They form part of an etiological factor in the pathogenesis of denture stomatitis (DS). Furthermore, Adhesive materials are used at the base of maxillary complete dentures to improve their retention and chewing qualities. Also, this article reports the antimicrobial activity of the enriched fractions of Equisetum giganteum and Punica granatum incorporated into a denture adhesive against C. Albicans biofilm.

 The surface of heat-cured acrylic resin specimens produces the biofilms. In addition,a mixture of adhesive/herb extracts previously treated these biofilms. Furthermore, the CFU counts, XTT reduction, and SEM and CLSM analysis evaluated antimicrobial activity. Likewise, herb extracts amplified the anti-biofilm action of the adhesive on the acrylic resin by up to 12 hours. Therefore, these extracts played a collaborative and innovative role in biofilm control when combined with COREGA®.  Moreover, they can be considered alternatives for temporary use in the treatment and/or prevention of DS.

Author information:
(1)a Department of Surgery, Stomatology, Pathology and Radiology, Bauru School of
Dentistry , University of São Paulo , Bauru , Brazil.
(2)b Department of Botany, Institute of Biosciences , São Paulo State University
(UNESP) , Botucatu , Brazil.
(3)c Department of Biological Sciences, Faculty of Sciences , São Paulo State
University (UNESP) , Bauru , Brazil.
(4)d Department of Prosthodontics and Periodontics, Bauru School of Dentistry ,
University of São Paulo , Bauru , Brazil.

Lorin Berland, DDS

US Demand For Attractive Teeth

In a short video on its website, Bloomberg News (6/14) explored the demand for whiter, straighter, attractive teeth in the United States. It states that such demand began in Hollywood when sound was introduced into film. Still, Bloomberg said many Americans today suffer from poor oral health, explaining that “nearly one in five older than 65 doesn’t have any teeth at all.” Bloomberg added that this may be due to cost, as 59 percent say cost is the primary reason for forgoing dental visits.

       

Dental professionals can find additional information on whitening on an ADA Science Institute-developed Oral Health Topics page. The ADA also offers a brochure, Tooth Whitening for a Better Smile. Dental professionals can direct their patients to MouthHealthy.org, ADA’s consumer website, for evidence-based information about teeth whitening. The ADA provides a complete list of toothpastes with the ADA Seal of Acceptance, including some with stain removal attributes. In addition, Crest 3D White Whitestrips Glamorous White have earned the ADA Seal of Acceptance. Further amplifying US demand for attractive teeth.

 

For information on the state of oral health across the US, see the ADA Health Policy Institute’s report, “Oral Health & Well-Being in the United States.”

Article from: ADA Morning Huddle

Lorin Berland, DDS

 

ADA’s Brochure On HPV Vaccine

The ADA News (4/26) reports about the ADA’s released brochure which can help dentists “educate patients about the importance of the (HPV) vaccine. HPV stands for human papillomavirus vaccine, accordingly. This could prevent nearly 90% of HPV-related cancers in the United States,” called “Oral Health and the HPV Vaccine”. Moreover, the brochure includes “Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations about who should get the vaccine”. Plus, “vaccine safety” facts.

An ADA Science Institute-developed Oral Health Topics page on oral and oropharyngeal cancer states that “HPV infection is a major risk factor for oropharyngeal cancer”. It added that data suggest that oral HPV infection is most likely acquired by those who haven’t received the vaccine. Also, a guide from the National HPV Vaccination Roundtable and the ADA lists actions dental health care providers can take concerning cancer prevention through HPV vaccination.

A CE course is available on HPV-related oropharyngeal cancer. In addition to ADA’s brochure On HPV Vaccine, they also offer the “Get The Facts About Mouth and Throat Cancer.”

Dentists can refer patients to MouthHealthy.org for information on oral cancer and HPV and oropharyngeal cancer. Also, JADA For the Patient also includes the article Oral cancer: What to do if something unusual shows up.

Article from: ADA Morning Huddle

Lorin Berland, DDS

 

Toothpaste With Seal Of Acceptance

Selecting A Toothpaste With The ADA Seal Of Acceptance Recommended


Money Talks News (March 28, Martin) shares tips for saving money on toothpaste, stating that “the first thing to look for when evaluating the quality of a generic toothpaste is the Seal of Acceptance from the American Dental Association.”

 

The article says the ADA Seal of Acceptance “provides you with the assurance that the product is worthwhile.”

As the ADA’s website says:

“A product earns the ADA Seal of Acceptance by providing scientific evidence that demonstrates the safety and efficacy, which the ADA Council on Scientific Affairs carefully evaluates according to objective requirements.”

The article also encourages examining the ingredients. For example, studies have shown that fluoride as an effective way of reducing cavities. It does so by strengthening the enamel of your teeth each time it is applied to the surface via your toothbrush. Fluoride also facilitates the removal of plaque and helps hedge against the risk of gum disease and tooth decay. All ADA-approved toothpastes contain this ingredient. Thus, stressing the importance of selecting a toothpaste with fluoride.

 

Money Talks News also says people can also ask their dentist for recommendations.

 

The ADA provides a complete list of toothpastes with the ADA Seal of Acceptance.

Article from: ADA Morning Huddle

Lorin Berland, DDS

 

Poor Oral Health Increased Cancer Risk?

Poor Oral Health Associated With Increased Liver Cancer Risk

Medical Xpress (June 17) states that researchers at Queen’s University Belfast “investigated the association between poor oral health conditions and the risk of a number of gastrointestinal cancers, including liver, colon, rectum and pancreatic cancer.”  The release states that although “no significant associations were observed on the risk of the majority gastrointestinal cancers and poor oral health, a substantial link was found for hepatobiliary cancer.” The findings were published in the United European Gastroenterology Journal.

The study, by researchers at Queen’s University Belfast, analyzed a large group of over 469,000 people in the UK. They investigated the association between poor oral health conditions and the increase in the number of risks associated with gastrointestinal cancers. Namely liver, colon, rectum, and pancreatic cancer. Moreover, the application of models helped estimating the relationship between cancer risk and self-reported oral health conditions. These include painful or bleeding gums, mouth ulcers, and loose teeth, accordingly.

Whilst no significant associations were observed on the risk of the majority  and poor oral health, a substantial link was found for hepatobiliary cancer. Thus, implying that poor oral health may be associated with Increased Cancer Risk

“Poor oral health has been associated with the risk of several chronic diseases, such as , stroke and diabetes”

Dr. Haydée WT Jordão, from the Centre of Public Health at Queen’s University Belfast and lead author of the study, explained such.  She added that the research examined inconsistent evidence on the association between poor oral health and specific types of gastrointestinal cancers.

Of the 469,628 participants, 4,069 developed gastrointestinal cancer during the (average) six-year follow up. In 13% of these cases, patients reported poor oral health. They also specified participants with more likely poor oral health. Name, younger, female, living in deprived socioeconomic areas, and consumed less than two portions of fruit and vegetables per day.

The biological mechanisms by which poor oral health may be more strongly associated with  cancer, rather than other digestive cancers, is currently uncertain

One explanation is the potential role of the oral and  in disease development. “The liver contributes to the elimination of bacteria from the human body”, stated Dr. Haydée WT Jordão. She also added that diseases, such as hepatitis, cirrhosis or cancer, badly affects the liver’s function. Also, bacteria will survive for longer and therefore have the potential to cause more harm. Furthermore, one bacteria, Fusobacterium nucleatum, originates in the oral cavity but its role in liver cancer is unclear. Lastly, warranting further studies investigating the microbiome and liver cancer.

Another theory in explaining the higher  due to poor oral health suggests that participants with a high number of missing teeth may alter their diet. Specifically, consuming softer and potentially less nutritious foods, which in turn influence the risk of liver cancer2.

Liver cancer sets the sixth bigger cancer killer in the EU. In fact, claiming the lives of almost 60,000 people per year3. The five-year survival rate for the disease across Europe is just 11%. Plus, approximately 9 in 10 cases are in individuals over the age of 55 ref media pack3. Accordingly, half of cases of  are preventable, with risk factors often relating to lifestyle, such as overweight or obesity, smoking and alcohol consumption.

Article from: ADA Morning Huddle

And Medical Express

Lorin Berland, DDS

 

Rural Americans’ Struggle For Health Care

Many Rural Americans Struggle To Afford Health Care, Poll Finds

U.S. News & World Report (May 21, Galvin) states a new “poll of about 1,400 rural adults” found that “about 1 in 3 rural Americans say they’ve struggled to afford health care in recent years,” this implies more “than the share who have had trouble paying for food or housing.” In total, “about 4 in 10 rural adults have struggled to afford medical bills, housing or food in recent years.” In addition, about 1 in 4 rural adults “have skipped health care at some point because they lacked either financial or physical access to care”. The article also added common reasons for such deprivation. Namely, affordability, a health care provider being too far away or difficult to get to, not being able to get an appointment during certain hours and not being able to find a doctor who took their health insurance, which the survey found. Indeed showing rural Americans’ struggle to afford Health Care.

Separately, Reuters (May 20, Carroll) reports that “until broadband access improves, telemedicine won’t help rural communities”. Furthermore, the article explains that “the same places where residents must drive many miles to see a physician often also have limited broadband access, a new study suggests”. Lastly, the study can be found online in the Annals of Internal Medicine.

Dentists can refer patients to MouthHealthy.org, ADA’s consumer website, for a guide to finding and paying for dental care.

Article from: ADA Morning Huddle

Lorin Berland, DDS

 

 

Dentures Market Growth

Modest Increase Expected On Global Dentures Market Growth

A release on PRNewswire (February 26) states the global dentures market growth might experience modest increase due in part to “the availability of alternatives such as dental implants, dental bridges, overdentures, and hybrid dentures,” according to a new market report that used a forecast through 2023.

The Oral Health Topics on ADA.org and MouthHealthy.org provide information on dentures for dental professionals and patients.

Edentulism or tooth loss is a condition characterized by the partial or complete loss of teeth as a result of injury or diseases such as tooth decay, tooth trauma, or gum disease. In addition, edentulism is common among older people and affects the person’s facial appearance and ability to eat and talk.

Also, the growing incidence of causative factors on dental health such as smoking, alcohol use, and unhealthy carbohydrate-rich dietary behaviors, the lack of or limited access to dental care in low-income economies, and the high consumption of fluorinated water are some of the major reasons for tooth loss.

Furthermore, the availability of advanced dentistry solutions such as dentures for teeth replacement and presence of oral health initiatives focused on providing improved oral health services, which will drive the growth of the global dentures market during the forecast period. Technavio’s analysts have predicted that the dentures market will register a CAGR of over 5% by 2023.

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Market Overview


Dental care has high demands. The increasing incidence of oral diseases such as gum disease and periodontitis are leading to tooth loss. Improper oral hygiene with gum disease also adds up to other risks. Namely, preteen labor, diabetes, susceptibility to influenza, and health conditions such as heart attacks and strokes.

Availability of alternatives

The availability of alternatives such as dental implants, dental bridges, overdentures, and hybrid dentures restrict the growth of the global dentures market. In hybrid dentures, the teeth are replaced with a prosthetic attached to dental implants. Thereby, the availability of alternatives hampers the growth of the global dentures market.

For the detailed list of factors that will drive and challenge the growth of the dentures market during the 2019-2023, view our report.

Competitive Landscape

The market appears to be moderately fragmented and with the presence of several vendors. This market research report will help clients identify new growth opportunities. Also, to design unique growth strategies by providing a comprehensive analysis of the market’s competitive landscape. Lastly, to offer information on the products offered by companies.



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Article from: ADA Morning Huddle

Lorin Berland, DDS