Endodontic operations are frequent yet specialized procedures carried out in several conventional dental clinics that only focus on endodontics. These treatments address patients whose teeth have root-related issues and demand a variety of equipment made especially for each stage of a root canal surgery.
In 2021, the endodontic devices market accounted for $1,492.0 million worth, which will reach $2,283.4 million value by 2030. The rise in dental infections is mostly to blame for the industry's expansion. The need for endodontic devices is expected to increase in the upcoming years due to the increase in dental tourism activities.
These tools are made to make root canal procedures more efficient and comfortable for both the patient and the dentist. While endodontic files and broaches are primarily used for sculpting the canals, a variety of other endodontic devices are used during root canal procedures.
Due to advancements in delivery systems, that have given dentists several benefits such as simple handling and moving of handpieces during operations, the instruments category, which currently leads the endodontic devices market, is predicted to generate $1,206.7 million revenue in 2030.
Technically advanced tools have a variety of tip types based on form, composition, and length, such as ultrasonic equipment. Additionally, the frequency and intensity of the vibrations produced by the tip in use may be managed with the use of ultrasonic equipment. For example, Kerr Corporation provides a variety of specialty tips, including microsurgical ultrasonic tips with a diamond coating that is intended for endodontic microsurgery.
Although stainless steel hand files have been used almost solely for a long time to prepare canals, these tools might result in steps, deviations, and canal perforations because of their high stiffness and poor flexibility. Rotary Nickel-Titanium (NiTi) tools were brought to the industry to reduce problems and address anatomical difficulties associated with root canal procedures.
