Digital Dental Impressions Market Analysis

Type (Standalone, Mobile/Portable System)

The mobile/portable system segment in the digital dental impression market is anticipated to grow majorly with a share of 24% during the forecast period. Innovation in the market for transportable Digital Images is being driven by technological developments, such as handheld scanners and tablet-based applications of software. For instance, Google is releasing a suite of tools designed to improve the interoperability of medical pictures and assist businesses in creating machine learning and artificial intelligence models based on them. Every year, billions of medical images are scanned, and 90% of all healthcare data is comprised of imaging data. The adoption by dental professionals of mobile/portable digital impression systems is also supported by these new technologies which offer improvements in scanned accuracy, faster processing speeds, and enhanced ease of use. Also, ergonomic designs and lighter components that can improve patients' comfort in impression-taking procedures are frequently incorporated into portable digital image systems. The removal of bulky impression boxes and materials, which result in a more positive patient experience, reduces the discomfort associated with traditional impression as well as gag reflexes. Therefore, these factors are propelling the growth of the segment.

Compatibility (Third-party Compatible, Integrated)

The digital dental impression market for the third-party compatibility segment is poised to hold the largest share of 53% by the end of 2037. Dental offices frequently employ a range of software programs and digital instruments from various suppliers. Digital impression systems with third-party compatibility can easily interface with other hardware and software, resulting in a more efficient workflow. Since there is no longer a need for redundant data entry or manual data transmission, interoperability benefits dental professionals' productivity and convenience. In addition to this, practices can potentially reduce the cost of purchasing and maintaining proprietary equipment or software licenses by allowing digital impression systems to work with third-party devices and software. This cost-effectiveness enables a wider range of dental practices, including smaller or independent practices with limited budgets, to benefit from digital impression technology.

Our in-depth analysis of the global digital dental impression market includes the following segments: