Digital Impression System Market : Pin-Point Analysis For Changing Competitive Dynamics
The increasing awareness regarding the advantages associated with the digital impression technology over the conventional method of impression, such as the simple, easy, and precise scanning with minimum efforts for both, the patient and the dentist, is having the most prominent influence on the global market for digital impression systems. Furthermore, the fact that digital impression systems decrease retakes required in dental applications, such as restoration, thus reducing the overall time and increasing the productivity, is also reflecting positively on the growth of this market. Obtain Report Details @ http://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/digital-impression-system-market.html The rising uptake of these systems by dentists, prompted by the increasing focus on patients’ comfort and the accuracy of the treatment, is also projected to impel the market in the near future. In 2016, the market stood at US$2.13 bn. Proliferating at an impressive CAGR of 18.30% between 2017 and 2025, it is likely to reach US$9.6 bn by the end of 2025. Standalone systems, such as plug and play intraoral scanners, and mobile/portable systems, such as intraoral scanners, tablet/screens, and carts, are the main types of digital impression systems available across the world. Mobile/portable systems have surfaced as the leading contributor to this market. In 2016, this product segment held the topmost position in the global market with US$1.02 bn in revenues. Make an Enquiry @ North America, the Middle East and Africa, Europe, Asia Pacific, and South America are the prime geographical segments of the worldwide digital impression system market. In 2015, North America dominated the overall market with US$555.4 mn in revenues. Analysts expect this regional market to continue its dominance over the next few years, thanks to the presence of a large pool of established market players. The U.S and Canada are likely to emerge as the key domestic markets for digital impression systems in North America in the near future.