Tooth Regeneration Market Analysis

Type (Hard Tissue, Soft Tissue)

Hard tissue segment is projected to dominate around 62% tooth regeneration market share by the end of 2036. The segment growth can be attributed to the growing cases of enamel hypoplasia, dental caries, and periodontitis.

Moreover, several studies have been conducted which say that hard dental tissues are used to determine the Rh factor and ABO blood grouping in humans. According to the World Health Organization report issued in 2023, periodontal diseases are evaluated to affect around 19% of the global adult population, which means more than 1 billion cases worldwide. 

Application (Enamel, Dentin, Pulp)

By 2036, enamel segment is expected to account for around 37% tooth regeneration market share. The growth of the segment can be impelled by the advancements in the regenerative medicine sector and dental equipment. Enamel provides the overall shape of the tooth and the enamel cells are arranged in programmed temporal and spatial sequence.

Additionally, enamel is not made up of living cells which means it does not grow back and repair naturally in case of any damage. According to the latest report issued in 2020 states, enamel is a mixture of inorganic particles. It consists of 95% to 98% calcium, phosphates, and ions that add up to make hydroxyapatite crystals.

Demographic (Geriatric, Adults, Middle-Aged)

In tooth regeneration market, geriatric segment is expected to dominate over 42% revenue share by 2036. This growth is taking place due to tooth loss taking place in the old population, which reduces nutrient supplementation. These factors contribute to systemic health issues.

 Additionally, cases of periodontal disease have symptoms including bleeding gums, wobbly teeth, and deterioration of the jawbone are responsible for tooth loss in the elderly population. According to a WHO report published in 2023, the predicted global average frequency of complete tooth loss is almost 7% among people aged 20 years or older. For people aged 60 years or older, the expected frequency of tooth loss is 23%.

Our in-depth analysis of the tooth regeneration market includes the following segments: