Straumann looks set to benefit as more people around the world want tooth replacement and cosmetic dental care, especially in faster-growing countries and among older patients. Its push into simpler implant systems, local production, and digital tools could lift growth and profits—but tougher healthcare rules and cheaper rivals could also squeeze pricing.Read more
Tougher rules, rising costs, and cheaper competitors could make it harder for Straumann to keep selling high-end dental implants and orthodontic products at premium prices. See why some think new sales channels and more “good enough” alternatives could gradually chip away at its growth, even as innovation and global demand still support the business.Read more
Straumann is leaning on fast-growing emerging markets and a push into digital dentistry to keep demand strong and protect pricing as more dental care shifts toward high-tech workflows. But a mix of currency swings, trade barriers, tougher competition in China, and weaker orthodontics could keep costs high and make it harder to hit long-term goals.Read more
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Straumann Holding AG provides tooth replacement and orthodontic solutions in Switzerland, the United States, China, Germany, Brazil, Japan, France, and internationally. It operates through Sales Europe, Middle East and Africa; Sales North America; Sales Asia Pacific; Sales Latin America; and Operations segments. The company offers dental implants, instruments, CADCAM prosthetics, orthodontic and clear aligners, biomaterials, and digital equipment and solutions for use in tooth correction, replacement, and restoration, as well as to prevent tooth loss. It also provides implant systems, components, and related instruments, as well as healing components, materials and surfaces, surgical sets and instruments, and guided surgery and navigation products; prosthetics, including angled solutions, connections, components, and molar solutions; intra-oral and lab scanners, milling machines, dynamic navigation systems, and 3D printers; consumables, such as blocks, discs, resins, titanium bases, and abutment blanks, as well as scan bodies, analogs, and sleeves; online education; and dentists and dental labs solutions. In addition, the company offers regenerative solutions for tooth preservation, implant-site management, and implant preservation; scanner hardware, software licenses, sterile-packaged products, customer training, and other products; and logistics and supply chain services. Further, it provides thermoplastics; implant treatment referral; high-tech materials; artificial intelligence solutions for dental applications; and 3D orthodontic treatment animations. The company sells its products under the Straumann, Neodent, Medentika, Anthogyr, ClearCorrect, NUVO, and other brands through a network of distribution subsidiaries and partners, and third-party distributors, as well as through its e-shop. It serves clinicals needs, patient segments, and healthcare systems. Straumann Holding AG was founded in 1954 and is headquartered in Basel, Switzerland.
