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The Times Of Dentistry

How Do Crowns And Bridges Impact The Practice Economically

21/02/2023

1. Revenue Contribution of Crowns and Bridges

Crowns and bridges contribute significantly to dental practice revenue, typically accounting for 20-25% of total earnings. The exact percentage depends on practice size, service offerings, and patient demographics (McCracken et al., 2015).

2. The Importance of Proper Crown Preparation

Mastering crown preparation techniques is critical for achieving optimal fit, retention, and esthetics while preventing complications such as fractures or restoration failures. Precision in preparation reduces the need for costly rework and enhances long-term clinical outcomes.

3. Biocompatibility and Oral Health

Properly prepared crowns ensure biocompatibility within the oral environment, minimizing the risk of irritation, inflammation, or infection. Poorly executed restorations can lead to discomfort, compromised oral health, and patient dissatisfaction.

4. Global Market Growth of Dental Crowns

The dental crown market is projected to reach USD 4.26 billion by 2025, driven by rising dental disorders, an aging population, and increasing demand for cosmetic procedures (Grand View Research).

5. Trends in Crown Materials and End-User Adoption

All-ceramic crowns dominate the market due to their superior esthetics and biocompatibility. Dental clinics and hospitals remain the primary end-users, benefiting from advanced technology and a growing volume of procedures.

6. Competitive Landscape

Leading companies, including DENTSPLY SIRONA, Straumann Group, Nobel Biocare Services AG, and 3M, are driving market innovation through research and development, introducing advanced materials and technologies to enhance patient outcomes.

With growing demand in North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific, the dental crown market is poised for continuous expansion, offering opportunities for practitioners to enhance both patient care and profitability.

Author: Dr. Syed Nabeel, BDS, D.Orth, MFD RCS (Ireland), MFDS RCPS (Glasgow), is a dedicated dental professional with a special interest in Neuromuscular Dentistry (NMD). With over two decades of experience, he has been committed to diagnosing and managing occlusal and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders using a patient-centered approach that integrates the principles of neuromuscular occlusion.

Alongside his clinical work, Dr. Nabeel is deeply interested in digital dentistry and the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in dental practice. He believes that technology has the potential to enhance patient care by improving diagnostics and treatment precision. His work in this field reflects his curiosity and dedication to advancing dentistry in meaningful ways.

Dr. Nabeel also enjoys sharing knowledge and has been lecturing extensively on neuromuscular dentistry. His approach to teaching emphasizes practical insights, evidence-based methods, and a focus on patient well-being, making his sessions both engaging and valuable for fellow professionals. Additionally, he is a sought-after speaker and blogger on practice management, where he provides insights on optimizing workflow efficiency, patient engagement, and the integration of modern technology in dental practices.

Based in Mysore, India, Dr. Nabeel is the founder of Smile Maker, a practice where he strives to combine advanced diagnostic tools with personalized treatment plans to help patients with occlusal and TMJ-related concerns. With a strong commitment to continuous learning and improvement, Dr. Nabeel remains deeply invested in the evolving landscape of dentistry, always seeking ways to enhance patient outcomes with care and compassion.