One of the unmistakable market patterns is the deluge in detailed instances of CTS. This can be credited to elevated awareness among the two patients and dental experts in regards to the condition. Established analytic strategies and expanded routine dental check-ups have worked with early recognition, adding to the increasing occurrence rates.
Considering the developing commonness of CTS, there is a perceptible shift towards patient-centric treatment approaches. Dental experts are progressively tailoring their intercessions to meet individual patient necessities, considering factors like pain resistance, inclinations, and overall oral health objectives.
The market is seeing a move towards minimally invasive mediations for CTS. This pattern lines up with the more extensive healthcare worldview, emphasizing methods that decrease patient distress and recuperation time. Minimally invasive strategies for treating CTS incorporate holding, sealants, and moderate rebuilding techniques.
As awareness develops, there is an uplifted prominence on preventive dentistry to address CTS. Dental experts are putting expanded significance on patient instruction, empowering propensities that can relieve the risk of creating tooth cracks. This remembers direction for legitimate oral cleanliness, dietary decisions, and lifestyle factors that impact dental health.
There is a striking pattern towards extended protection inclusion for CTS-related treatments. As the comprehension of CTS develops, protection suppliers are perceiving the meaning of covering intercessions that address the condition. This development in inclusion is adding to further developed availability to quality dental consideration for people impacted by CTS.
Crack Tooth Syndrome Market Size was valued at USD 1.30 Billion in 2023. The Global Crack Tooth Syndrome industry is projected to grow from USD 1.40 Billion in 2024 to USD 2.30 Billion by 2032, exhibiting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.16% during the forecast period (2024 - 2032).
Cracked tooth syndrome (CTS) also called as cracked cusp syndrome, split tooth syndrome or incomplete fracture of posterior teeth is a dental condition characterised by a fractured but unbroken tooth. The American Association of Endodontists (AAE) define cracked tooth as a crack extending from the occlusal surface of the tooth apically without separation of the two segments. The symptoms of CTS inlcude sharp pain when biting with the affected tooth, excruciating rebound pain when biting force is increased or released, and sensitivity to temperature. Irreversible pulpitis, pulpal necrosis and periapical periodontitis may develop if the crack propagates into the pulp.
Some of the the demographic drivers of the CTS market include increasing geriatric population, growing awareness, and rise in risk factors generating demand such as consumption of fat and sugar rich foods and others. According to estimates of American Dental Association, approximate 52.3% of adults visited the dentist every six months, and 15.4% per year, in 2015. Thus, a large market for CTS is easily comprehended. The growing risk factors and cause of CTS such as previous dental restorative procedures, occlusal factors, anatomical considerations, trauma, and others is driving a large demand. About 37.9 % people had atleast one cracked tooth in their lifetime, with the first permanent molars being the most common affected.
Technical drivers of the market include development of stronger, biocompatible and bio absorbable materials with better osteo-integration properties, development of silicon dental adhesives, CAD/CAM technology and others. Aesthetically better materials resembling natural teeth has generated larger demand for cosmetic dentistry.
High cost of treatment dental implants, coupled with poor reimbursements reflected by high out-of-pocket costs is hampering the market. According to the FDI World Dental Federation, estimates out-of-pocket costs represent approximate 55 % of total dental care spending, with comparative figures for general health care amounting to just 20 %. CTS have very variable symptoms and is notoriously difficult to diagnose.
Endodontic treatment of cracked teeth have a relatively high failure rate of 14.5 % over a two years period, which is another restraint of the Crack Tooth Syndrome Market.
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Figure 1 Crack Tooth Syndrome Market by Treatment, 2016 (% Market Share)
The Crack Tooth Syndrome Market is segmented based on diagnosis, types, drug class, treatment, devices, and regions.
Based on diagnosis, the market is segmented into clinical examination, dye test, X-ray, transillumination, radiograph, and others.
Based on types, the market is segmented into completely fractured teeth, and incompletely fractured. The completely fractured teeth segment id further segregated into obliquely directed and vertically directed. The incompletely fractured teeth segment is further segregated into oblique and vertical.
Based on drug class, this market is segmented into pain killers, anti-biotic, and others.
Based on treatment, this market is segmented into stabilization, crown restoration, root canal therapy, extraction, and others.
Based on devices, this market is segmented into implants, adhesives, expendables, and others.
Based on the regions, the market has been segmented as North America, Europe, Asia Pacific Middle East and Africa and rest of the world.
North America led by the U.S. accounts for the largest market share of the Crack Tooth Syndrome Market followed by Europe. The European market expected to be led by the Germany owing to its large medical device industry.
However, these markets are stagnant, and there is a definite shift towards the Asia Pacific regions led by India and China. The Asia Pacific will be the fastest growing market, and the growth will be driven by China, and India as these nations have huge population and the low cost of CTS treatment. The Middle East and Africa is likely to generate moderate growth owing to poor socio-economic conditions in the African continent.
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