At Dentsply Sirona World 2026, Dr. Erin Elliot showed how dental teams can spot warning signs and guide patients toward sleep studies.
The UK dental lasers market could reach USD 43.3 million by 2032. Rising treatment volumes, workforce capacity and updated practices are driving demand.
New products from BioHorizons, Kuraray, Philips and Align Technology target bone regeneration, chairside restoration, oral hygiene and clearer gingival assessment.
The three live CE webinars will run on DS Academy Campus between October and November 2026. Their topics include digital implant rehabilitation, orthodontic and restorative integration, and tissue management after extraction.
A reported acquisition claim and the move toward digital dentistry are drawing fresh attention to the intraoral X-ray sensor market. The cited analysis projects the sector will reach $2.2 billion by 2030.
Lower implant prices, higher procedure volumes and larger care networks are changing dental services in 2026. Ten providers across four regions show how the market is moving beyond stand-alone implant treatment.
Dentsply Sirona's stock has fallen 82.3% in five years, while revenue and profitability have weakened. The company returned to quarterly profit in 2026, but falling sales, one-off cash-flow support and high leverage still cloud the recovery case.
The US dental implants market is on track to hit USD 2.3 billion by 2034. New tech and a growing focus on looks are driving this surge.
India's dental tech market is set to double by 2035 as clinics move to digital workflows, AI, and 3D imaging.
A burst of FDA clearances is shaking up dental imaging. AI tools from Pearl, Overjet, Dentsply Sirona, Diagnocat, and VELMENI are now in the CBCT spotlight.
DENTSPLY SIRONA is betting on digital platforms and a major restructuring to recover from a $628 million loss, but faces ongoing pressure from soft demand and stubborn costs.
Dentsply Sirona is doubling down on digital dentistry and R&D to reverse an 11 percent share drop this year but faces immediate headwinds from tariffs and sluggish equipment sales.
A wave of digital innovation is propelling the dental CAD/CAM market toward a projected $4.16 billion by 2030, as AI, 3D printing, and same-day restorations reshape the industry's competitive landscape.
