Tooth Regeneration Market Size, Share, Growth Analysis, By Application(Enamel, Dentine, Pulp, Other), By Demographics(Geriatric, Middle-aged, Adults, Others), By Region - Industry Forecast 2024-2031

Tooth Regeneration Market Driver

The rising prevalence of dental caries and the subsequent rise in the incidence of tooth loss are the factors driving the tooth regeneration market.

• The factors driving the tooth regeneration market trends across the projected period are the rising frequency of dental caries and the concomitant increase in the incidence of tooth loss. According to the World Health Organization, more than 2.3 billion people suffer from dental caries of permanent teeth, while over 530 million children are infected with primary tooth caries. These variables may facilitate the deployment of stem cell tooth regeneration techniques as an alternative to dental implants within the anticipated timeframe. Similarly, the substantial advancements in stem cell research and the emergence of laser dentistry as a viable way of treating tooth decay will increase the need for tooth laser regeneration procedures.
• The market revenue for tooth regeneration is anticipated to be further driven by numerous economic variables. The expansion of the tooth regeneration market is predicted to be bolstered by a variety of regulatory concerns and rising dental healthcare expenditures. In conjunction with the rise of commercial and Medicaid insurance, favorable demographic trends create a favorable market for the growth of dental goods, particularly those undergoing research. These are key reasons driving the tooth regeneration market growth during the analysis period.

Tooth Regeneration Market Restraint

The high cost of regeneration procedures and lack of awareness are the major restraints to market growth.

• The significant expenses associated with regeneration processes and consumers' general lack of knowledge are the primary factors preventing the expansion of the market and could slow down the tooth regeneration market growth during the analysis period.