Post by asadul1212874 on Feb 28, 2024 6:13:29 GMT -5
We were also able to observe the emergence of several companies that manufacture aligners , as well as others that sell solutions for the in-office manufacturing of orthodontic aligners. As many colleagues know, I am an admirer of new technologies, not just those aimed at people's routine but mainly those that I use in my orthodontics office routine . In 2008 I had the privilege of completing my Doctorate in Dental Sciences with an emphasis on the area of Orthodontics, at the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of São Paulo, and I used orthodontic models of 30 individuals with normal occlusion, scanned on a 3Shape scanner (3Shape A/S, Copenhagen, Denmark) and evaluated using the reverse engineering software Rapidform 2006 (3D System Inc, South Carolina, USA). At that time, I already envisioned the paths that digital orthodontics would take and I was certain that the virtual environment would completely change the way in which orthodontists planned and conducted their treatments. This was confirmed much more quickly than I thought. However, I feel a certain bias, a tendency towards dichotomy in the therapeutic approaches presented by technology companies, implying that one thing will replace another, thus eliminating everything we have learned in recent times.
Personally, I don't think so, I believe we have a lot of potential when we combine the best of each resource. However, this is just my opinion and, to support an opinion, we need facts, theses and studies. Also, we orthodontists think a lot about therapy, in day-to-day clinical practice and I want to provide support far beyond just recommending bracket treatments. Let's approach the market. Market Searching for information on the market share of brackets and products associated with the use of brackets, I was able Henan Mobile Number List to obtain information that in 2017 the global orthodontics market was valued at US$ 1,493 million and it is estimated that in 2023 it will reach US$ 2,597 million . This shows the trend towards a compound annual growth rate of 8.2% over this period. Some analyzes show that the increase in the elderly population and the prevalence of dental problems related to malocclusions are driving the global orthodontics market. Also, we live in a time of increased awareness of oral health and aesthetics. In the first world, reimbursement policies and the risks associated with orthodontic procedures impede growth according to market studies.
However, these studies reinforce that there is untapped potential in emerging markets and this can offer lucrative opportunities for participants in the sector, causing the market to predict significant growth in the commercialization of brackets in countries such as Brazil. The same market study made a projection segmenting the sample into two groups, children and adults. In 2016, the children group dominated the market and will continue in the same way in 2023, with growth of around 75%. The adult group shows a smaller growth, but in my opinion, very significant, around 35%. Another very important issue to be discussed is the relationship between the purchasing power of the population and the region in which the orthodontist operates. Do our potential customers have access to treatments at higher prices in all regions? By analyzing regional variability in Brazil, we found that we have reasonable purchasing power on the national average, but when we use the PCI – international comparison program, we fall far short in this regard. Ackerman and Burris reflected in 2018 on the client's view of our operations. Even though I don't completely agree, we must be sensitive to the editorial and really think about our role in relation to the client.
Personally, I don't think so, I believe we have a lot of potential when we combine the best of each resource. However, this is just my opinion and, to support an opinion, we need facts, theses and studies. Also, we orthodontists think a lot about therapy, in day-to-day clinical practice and I want to provide support far beyond just recommending bracket treatments. Let's approach the market. Market Searching for information on the market share of brackets and products associated with the use of brackets, I was able Henan Mobile Number List to obtain information that in 2017 the global orthodontics market was valued at US$ 1,493 million and it is estimated that in 2023 it will reach US$ 2,597 million . This shows the trend towards a compound annual growth rate of 8.2% over this period. Some analyzes show that the increase in the elderly population and the prevalence of dental problems related to malocclusions are driving the global orthodontics market. Also, we live in a time of increased awareness of oral health and aesthetics. In the first world, reimbursement policies and the risks associated with orthodontic procedures impede growth according to market studies.
However, these studies reinforce that there is untapped potential in emerging markets and this can offer lucrative opportunities for participants in the sector, causing the market to predict significant growth in the commercialization of brackets in countries such as Brazil. The same market study made a projection segmenting the sample into two groups, children and adults. In 2016, the children group dominated the market and will continue in the same way in 2023, with growth of around 75%. The adult group shows a smaller growth, but in my opinion, very significant, around 35%. Another very important issue to be discussed is the relationship between the purchasing power of the population and the region in which the orthodontist operates. Do our potential customers have access to treatments at higher prices in all regions? By analyzing regional variability in Brazil, we found that we have reasonable purchasing power on the national average, but when we use the PCI – international comparison program, we fall far short in this regard. Ackerman and Burris reflected in 2018 on the client's view of our operations. Even though I don't completely agree, we must be sensitive to the editorial and really think about our role in relation to the client.