Europe Dental Services Market Size will Reach $138.93 Billion in 2023

Europe Dental Services Market Overview

According to Global Market Monitor, the Europe dental services market size will reach $138.93 billion in 2023 with a CAGR of 3.92% from 2023 to 2028.

Dental services, including diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of dental disorders, are provided by dentists or dental professionals. These services are subjected to dental caries, tooth decay, pyorrhea, etc. Dental services mainly focus on the maintenance of healthy teeth, oral hygiene, and dental surgery.

There is a High Incidence of Oral Diseases in Europe.

According to WHO, Europe has the highest incidence of major oral diseases (around 50% of the adult population) and the highest prevalence of permanent dental caries, accounting for 33% of the total population. Europe has the second-largest number of new cases of oral cancer, so the demand for dental services continues to rise.

The Dental Implant Market has Expanded.

According to the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons around 70% of adults aged 35 to 44 have lost at least one tooth permanently due to disease, decay, or an accident. Hence, the demand for implants is on the rise. The research and development in the field of dental implants have increased in the past few years and are anticipated to expand in the future, offering better biomaterials, modifications, and improved implant designs.

The Increasing Awareness of Oral Health

With the development of the economy and the increase in disposable income, more people are paying attention to their oral health problems. Dental caries and periodontal problems are the most common non-communicable diseases that can cause tooth loss and severely affect the quality of life. And reasonable dental services can treat and prevent most oral diseases. The improvement of dental equipment and technology related to dental services will increase consumers’ trust and bring opportunities for the expansion of the market.

High Expenses of Dental Services

The European healthcare system is more developed, but in many economically developed countries, dental care is usually not included in the medical insurance category or the proportion of self-pay is high, which has caused financial difficulties for many lower-income families. The development of urbanization will increasingly lead to an excess of dentists in the urban environment, and at the same time exacerbate the shortage of that in rural areas.

Market Size	The awareness of oral health is gradually increasing.
	Aging Population in Europe
	Advances in Dental Service Technology
	The High Incidence of Dental Diseases
Challenges	High Medical Expenses
	High Marketization and Low Industry Concentration