The dental X-ray market will grow at a rate of 14% in the years to come, to reach USD 6,143.3 million by 2030. Digital radiograms have become a preferred modality in dentistry as they are safer and more convenient when compared to conventional imaging techniques, says P&S Intelligence.

The cosmetic category will grow the fastest in the industry, at a rate of 14.4%. This is because of the increasing popularity of dental implantology, fillings, teeth whitening, smile makeover, tooth bonding, and periodontal plastic surgery.

Furthermore, the introduction of CBCT systems is powering the usage of dental X-rays in cosmetic dentistry globally. A CBCT system is mostly used for precise dental implantation procedures, as it offers high-resolution 3D images for ridge mapping, dental implant development and placement, and anatomical structures location.

The intraoral category dominates the industry, and the situation will be like this in the years to come. This will be because of the large number of benefits associated with intraoral dental X-rays, for example, lower radiation emission and lower costs of purchase and maintenance. Additionally, such systems collect direct dental impressions, reduce the requirement for restorative remakes, and advance clinical workflows.

The increasing occurrence of oral cancer is the key factor that will power the dental X-ray systems market advance in the years to come. Regarding this, the growing requirement for technologically advanced X-ray systems for improved diagnosis will power the growth of the industry.

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Furthermore, the initiatives of the government to offer low-price dental treatment in LMICs will propel the requirement for X-ray systems amongst dentists.

The market in North America was valued at USD 724.5 million in 2021, and it will power at the rate of 14.2% by the end of this decade. This has a lot to do with the technological progressions in digital radiography, which allow for a faster analysis and treatment of dental disorders.

Furthermore, the obtainability of orthodontists per person is rather high in the continent. There are over 11,000 orthodontists in the U.S., which is about 3.5 per 100,000 persons.

Additionally, APAC will grow the fastest, with a 14.8% CAGR, in the years to come. The increasing prevalence of dental diseases, in addition to the increasing elderly population, has driven the demand for dental radiology equipment. The increasing activities related to medical tourism for dental treatment are an additional factor boosting the growth of the industry.

With the increasing cost of medical treatment in developed nations, people living there are traveling to emerging economies offering reasonably priced dentistry services.

Thus, because of the increasing awareness of consumers regarding the maintenance of oral health, the demand for dental x-rays will continue to grow in the years to come.