Published : 16 Dec 2025
With a forecast CAGR of 4.37%, the dental services market is set to expand from USD 472.24 billion in 2025 to above USD 724.12 billion by 2035.
The growth of dental services market is being fueled by a rise in oral disease prevalence, rising patient awareness, & an increase in the availability of dental care. The growth of oral disease is contributing to an increase in the need for routine check-ups, restorative treatment, implants, & cosmetic procedures due to higher rates of dental caries, gum disease, tooth loss, & age-related issues. The advent of new technologies in digital dentistry & CAD/CAM technology, along with increased use of 3D printing & laser-cut/3D-printed implant technologies, has made it possible to deliver greater precision & speed up treatment times while providing less discomfort for patients. The combination of increasing prevalence of oral disease, technological advancements, & rising disposable income has best time to grow dental services in both developing & developed areas.
The recent development of shaping the dental industry is PDS Health’s (formerly Pacific Dental Services) move toward becoming an integrated medical practice. This group has expanded to more than 14 states in the U.S. by opening dozens of new dental practices across its markets and achieving seven million patient visits within one year. In fact, this new business model represents a critical milestone in the delivery of whole-person care, in which dental and medical care operate in a coordinated ecosystem where evaluations, diagnoses, treatment and preventive care are conducted. As more dental service networks implement digital workflow systems along with AI-assisted diagnostic tools and create integrated health record systems, dental services continue to transition towards a more integrated, accessible, and technology-based future.
Escalating Global Oral Disease Burden Accelerates Demand for Advanced, Accessible, and Preventive Dental Services
One of the biggest factors driving growth of the dental services industry is the ongoing increase in urban traffic congestion across many major cities around the world, which directly results in longer commuting distances and the subsequent economic impact caused by those longer commutes, in addition to less enjoyment of life quality. City infrastructures built upon traditional road transportation methods have become saturated, and there are limited opportunities to expand upon those networks as a result of limited land availability and increased costs associated with building new road systems.
Technological Innovation as a Key Growth Driver in Digital Dental Services Market
Digital dental technology provides a tremendous growth opportunity for the dental service market due to the rapid adoption of CAD/CAM restorations, AI-assisted diagnostic tools, 3D printed dental prosthetics and virtual treatment planning solutions. By providing speed, accuracy, and minimally invasive procedures, these tools improve patient care through enhanced clinical efficiency as well as increased patient satisfaction. Additionally, the use of teledentistry platforms has increased access to underserved or rural areas, providing remote consultation and follow-up appointments, thereby decreasing clinic loads while expanding the customer base for dental practitioners. As such, because many dental practitioners are now investing in advanced technologies such as chairside scanners, cloud-based patient management systems, and AI-enhanced imaging technology, there has also been a proliferation of new business models, including fully digital dental clinics, subscription-based preventive dental care, and remote patient monitoring. Therefore, technological evolution is one of the largest growth opportunities for dental service providers moving forward into the next decade.
The global market for dental services has been segmented into service type, end-use, and region.
North America currently has the largest share of the dental services market. This is due to its well-developed health care systems, an expansion of awareness of oral health, and advanced technology implementation, such as CAD/CAM, digital imaging, and cosmetic procedures. North American regions have high percentages of GDP dedicated to dental spending and extensive insurance for dental procedures, with a dense network of specialist and group practices. Europe is close behind with support from government programs for dental preventive care, a high portion of elderly people, and strong growth in interest in aesthetic dentistry in across countries such as Germany, France, and the U.K. These regions, along with North America, also are leading the world in the integration of digital dentistry, remote consultation (teledentistry), and artificial intelligence in diagnostic systems within clinical workflows.
The Asia-Pacific region is positioned to be the fastest-growing market for dental service due to increased disposable incomes, developing dental tourism in countries such as India, Thailand, and Singapore, and an increased awareness of preventive dentistry. Additionally, the introduction of modern clinics, introduction of new technologies, and the creation of domestic dental manufacturing facilities lead to increased investments and subsequently drive rapid growth. The Latin American region continues to have moderate growth due to increased access to the healthcare system and increased use of cosmetic dentistry. The Middle East and Africa continue to see strong growth due to investments from their respective governments in establishing modern healthcare systems, implementing oral health education initiatives, and building private dental facilities. Additionally, each of these developing regions, all three have similar developing trends toward digitalization, cosmetic dental care, and advanced dental treatment options.
Dental services companies profiled in the report include Pacific Dental Service, Gentle Dental of New England, National Health Service England, The British United Provident Association Limited, Apollo White Dental, Aspen Dental Management Inc., InterDent, Inc., Abano Healthcare Group Limited, Coast Dental, Dental Service Group, Axis Dental, and Integrated Dental Holdings.
| Parameter | Details |
| Size in 2025 | USD 472.24 Billion |
| Forecast by 2035 | USD 724.12 Billion |
| CAGR During 2026 - 2035 | 4.37% |
| Largest Service Type Segment (% Share 2025) | Dental Implants– 22% |
| Largest Region Size (2025) | North America – 47% |
| Fastest Growing Region (% CAGR) | Asia Pacific – 7.2% |
| Key Players Covered | Pacific Dental Service, Gentle Dental of New England, National Health Service England, The British United Provident Association Limited, Apollo White Dental, Aspen Dental Management Inc., InterDent, Inc., Abano Healthcare Group Limited, Coast Dental, Dental Service Group, Axis Dental, and Integrated Dental Holdings. |
Contact:
Mr. Richard Johnson
Acumen Research and Consulting
India: +91 8983225533