Despite the significant increase in the number of wound closure procedures, suturing remains one of the most favored across a variety of surgical practices, including density. Dentists all around the world use suitable sutures to attach surgical flaps and closure wounds to aid healing. As the worldwide market for dentistry increases at a rapid rate, the market for dental sutures is likely to expand at a rapid speed in the coming years.
Dentists must use the necessary sutures for patients to recover effectively following a surgical operation. The correct sutures shut the incision and fix the surgical flaps, promoting healing. Suture types vary, with some being more suited to specific operations than others. Sutures must be simple to use and selected based on the method. Sutures should have high tensile strength, be tissue biocompatible, and have less knot slippage.
Dental sutures are broadly characterized as follows: Absorbable and non-absorbable materials Non-absorbable was the most often utilized kind, accounting for around 56.49 percent of the total in 2018.
Dental sutures have a wide range of uses, including hospitals, clinics, and so on. And dental clinics were the most commonly utilized area, accounting for around 45.61 percent of the global total in 2018.
According to this analysis, the Dental Suture market will grow at a 5.7 percent CAGR in terms of revenue over the following five years, with global market size of US$ 290.1 million by 2024, up from US$ 219.6 million in 2019. This report, in particular, presents the global market share (sales and revenue) of key companies in the Dental Suture business, as well as a comprehensive overview, market shares, and growth opportunities of the Dental Suture market by product type, application, key manufacturers, and key regions and countries.