Dental Barrier Membranes Market Size, Share & COVID19 Impact Analysis | Mexico | 2021-2027 | MedCore | Segmented by: Type (Resorbable, Non-Resorbable), Material (Xenograft, Synthetic) & By Size (Small, Medium, Large)

  • Year: 2017
  • Scope: 2013-2023
  • Region: Mexico
  • Pages: 221
  • Published Date: 3/1/2017
  • Type: MedCore

Product Description

The expanding dental implant market and bone graft substitute procedures generate growth in demand for barrier membranes. Resorbable products attribute to the success of this market as they reduce the chance of infection. Since there has been an increasing tendency to minimize risks and improve the safety of treatments, it is understandable that resorbable materials have become highly valuable from the perspective of both practitioners and consumers.

Barrier membranes are a critical component to regeneration therapy and are aimed at restoring the form and function of the mouth. Commercially available on the market, barrier membranes function in dental surgeries to help retain bone grafting materials, to exclude epithelium and connective tissue from entering into sites of desired bone and ligament regeneration, or for the combination of these reasons. Whether restoring lost bone around teeth or implants, or in larger areas of the jaws affected by trauma or disease, too often there is inadequate gingival tissue to cover the membranes, leading to membrane exposure, extensive membrane contamination and procedural failure, which is unacceptable.

Segments Covered in This Market

  • Resorbable Dental Barrier Membrane Market
  • Non-Resorbable Dental Barrier Membrane Market

Report Data Types Included

  • Unit Sales, Average Selling Prices, Market Value & Growth Trends
  • 10 Year Scope (3 Year Historical + 7 Year Forecast Period)
  • Market Drivers & Limiters for Each Segment
  • Competitive Analysis with Market Shares
  • Product Portfolios
  • Related Press Releases from Top Competitors

Companies Analyzed

BioHorizons benefited from offering a variety of different dental membranes. MIS Implants offered a number of membranes including 4Bone® RCB, 4Bone® RSB, and 4Bone® RCM. These products are user-friendly and can be used in a number of applications. Although Mexico is a price sensitive market, and Nobel Biocare is an international giant with premium prices, the company still managed to make strides through brand loyalty and quality product offerings. Other companies include ACE Surgical, Bioteck and Zimmer Biomet.

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The "Mexico Market Report Suite for Dental Bone Graft Substitutes and Other Biomaterials 2017 - MedSuite" includes analysis on the following companies currently active in this market:
Geistlich
BIOMET 3i
Baumer
Zimmer
S.I.N.
Straumann
UNC
Others include Alpha-Bio, B&W, Bicon, BioHorizons, Bionnovation, Keystone Dental, KOKEN, MIS Implants, Odontit, Osteogenics, S.I.N., Tissue Banks, etc.
*Not all companies are currently active in every segment or sub-report from this suite. For more details contact an iData Research Product Advisor.




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Barrier membranes are a critical component to regeneration therapy and are aimed at restoring the form and function of the mouth. Commercially available on the market, barrier membranes function in dental surgeries to help retain bone grafting materials, to exclude epithelium and connective tissue from entering into sites of desired bone and ligament regeneration, or for the combination of these reasons. Whether restoring lost bone around teeth or implants, or in larger areas of the jaws affected by trauma or disease, too often there is inadequate gingival tissue to cover the membranes, leading to membrane exposure, extensive membrane contamination and procedural failure, which is unacceptable.

  • 2017
  • 2013-2023
  • Mexico
  • 3/1/2017
  • 221
  • MedCore
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