According to the research report “Global Dental Consumables Market Outlook, 2030” published by Bonafide Research, the global market is projected to reach market size of USD 60.49 Billion by 2030 increasing from USD 38.16 in 2024, growing with 8.15% CAGR by 2025-30

Top Six Companies Global Dental Consumables Market

Dentsply Sirona Inc: Dentsply Sirona Inc (Dentsply Sirona) designs, develops, manufactures, and markets an array of products for the dental market. It provides dental prosthetics, precious metal dental alloys, dental ceramics, endodontic instruments and materials, prophylaxis paste, dental sealants, ultrasonic scalers and crown and bridge materials. The company offers dental injectable anesthetics, orthodontic appliances, impression materials, dental cutting instruments and dental implants. Dentsply Sirona also provides dental handpieces, film mounts, and bone substitute or grafting materials. Dentsply Sirona is a major player in endodontic consumables, which are used for root canal treatments. Their offerings include a variety of files and instruments for shaping and cleaning the root canal (like the WaveOne® Gold and ProTaper® Gold systems), obturation materials like gutta-percha points, and irrigation solutions. Dentsply Sirona also supplies materials for dental laboratories to create a wide range of prosthetics. This includes ceramics, zirconia discs, and materials for both traditional and 3D-printed dentures, such as Lucitone Digital Print Denture System materials. 

• Established: 2016

• Headquarters: North Carolina, United States

• Employees: 10,000

• Revenue: USD 3,793 Million

Straumann Group: Straumann Holding AG (Straumann) develops, manufactures, and markets tooth replacement, implantology, and orthodontic solutions. The company's product portfolio includes dental implants, instruments, digital equipment, CAD/ CAM prosthetics, dental biomaterials, software, and clear aligners for application in tooth replacement, restoration, and prevention of tooth loss. Straumann's implantology consumables include a variety of implant systems tailored to different clinical indications. The Straumann® iEXCEL™ system, for instance, offers versatility with four implant designs in a single system, simplifying prosthetic connections and integrating digital workflows to enhance clinical efficiency. Straumann also offers consumables for digital dentistry, including blocks, discs, resins, titanium bases, abutment blanks, and scanbodies. These materials are compatible with various CAD/CAM systems, enabling dental professionals to produce customized restorations in-house with high precision

• Established: 1954

• Headquarters: Basel, Switzerland

• Employees: 9,000

• Revenue: USD 3,142 Million

3M Company: 3M is a prominent provider of dental consumables, recognized for its science-based solutions that aim to simplify dental procedures and improve patient outcomes. The company's dental portfolio is extensive, covering a wide range of categories essential for a dental practice. A key focus for 3M is on restorative materials, with a well-known line of dental composites under the Filtek™ brand, including universal, flowable, and bulk-fill restoratives that are designed for strength and esthetics. In addition to composites, 3M is a leader in dental cements and adhesives. Their RelyX™ line offers a variety of permanent and temporary cements, including self-adhesive and resin-modified options, which are known for their strong bonds and ease of use. The Scotchbond™ and Single Bond™ universal adhesives are also staples in the industry, providing reliable bonding for a variety of dental applications. 3M's consumables include high-quality impression materials like the Impregum™ and Express™ brands, which are trusted for their precision and detail capture. They also offer a comprehensive finishing and polishing system, Sof-Lex™, with a range of discs and strips for creating high-luster restorations.

• Established: 1902

• Headquarters: Minnesota, United States

• Employees: 91,000

• Revenue: USD 24,575 Million

Henry Schein, Inc: Henry Schein, Inc. is a leading global distributor of dental consumables, offering an extensive range of products designed to support dental professionals in providing high-quality patient care. Their comprehensive portfolio includes essential items such as gloves, masks, bibs, sterilization products, and various disposables, all aimed at ensuring infection control and operational efficiency in dental practices. In addition to infection control supplies, Henry Schein provides a wide array of dental consumables encompassing categories like restorative materials, orthodontic supplies, endodontic tools, impression materials, and preventive care products. Their offerings are sourced from trusted brands, including their own Henry Schein brand, ensuring reliability and quality. Henry Schein, Inc. is a leading provider of a vast array of dental consumables, serving practitioners globally with over 300,000 products from both national brands and their proprietary Henry Schein® Brand. Their comprehensive catalog covers essential categories for all aspects of dental practice, including anesthetics and pharmaceuticals, infection control products (like gloves and masks), restorative and cosmetic materials (such as composites and cements), and preventive supplies. 

• Established: 1932

• Headquarters: New York, United States

• Employees: 25,000

• Revenue: USD 12,673 Million

Ivoclar Vivadent AG: Ivoclar Vivadent AG is a global leader in dental materials and technologies, offering a comprehensive range of dental consumables designed to support clinicians and dental technicians in delivering high-quality patient care. Their product portfolio spans four key areas are Digital Dentistry, Direct Restoratives, Fixed Prosthetics, and Removable Prosthetics, encompassing solutions for both chairside and laboratory workflows. A cornerstone of their consumables is the IPS e.max ceramic system, a top-selling glass-ceramic used for crowns, veneers, and inlays, alongside IPS e.max ZirCAD Prime for high-speed zirconia restorations in CAD/CAM dentistry. For direct restorations, they offer a comprehensive line of composite filling materials under the Tetric and IPS Empress Direct brands. Ivoclar Vivadent AG manufactures and distributes a wide range of dental consumables, including restorative materials like composites and cements, adhesives, polishing pastes, and impression materials. They also produce equipment such as light-curing units and porcelain furnaces, with products like Tetric N-Ceram, Multilink N, and Bluephase N G4 being examples of their extensive offerings for dental professionals. 

• Established: 1923

• Headquarters: Schaan, Liechtenstein

• Employees: 3,600

• Revenue: USD 1,072 Million

Envista Holdings Corporation: Envista is a global family of more than 30 trusted dental brands, united by a shared purpose to partner with professionals to improve lives. Envista helps its partners deliver the best possible patient care through industry-leading products, solutions, and technology. Envista Holdings Corporation, through its operating companies, offers a comprehensive portfolio of dental consumables primarily within its Equipment & Consumables and Specialty Products & Technologies segments. Envista's Equipment & Consumables segment develops and manufactures a wide range of dental equipment and consumable supplies used in dental offices. This includes digital imaging systems, dental practice equipment, endodontic systems, restorative and impression materials, bonding agents and cements, and infection prevention products. Key brands in this segment are DEXIS, Kerr, DTX, and Metrex. DEXIS, for instance, offers a full portfolio of award-winning digital solutions, including intraoral x-ray, CBCT, intraoral scanning, and treatment planning software

• Established: 2018

• Headquarters: California, United States

• Employees: 12,000+

• Revenue: USD 2,510 Million