Dental Floss Market To Grow Enormously with Size Worth $751.0 Million By 2025 |Grand View Research, Inc.
The global dental floss
market size is expected to reach USD 751.0
million by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. It is
anticipated to witness a CAGR of 6.3% over the forecast period. The growth is
driven by increasing preference for oral care and dental hygiene. Rising
incidence of dental problems such as gingivitis, dental carries, and tooth
decay is a major driving factor driving the demand for interdental cleaners,
including dental floss.
The Beauty and Personal Care (BPC) industry has witnessed a
decline in the wake of the Covid 19 pandemic, but the impact is not as severe
as seen in other industries. Although discretionary spending has reduced, the
BPC market has witnessed a consumer behavioral shift towards safe and reliable
products. Products that have a lower risk of contamination owing to automation
and longer shelf lives helping the rationing of consumer supplies are expected
to stand out in the near future. Brands are also focusing on improving their
supply lines in terms of strengthening their E-commerce channel along with
offering at-home wellness products, which are highly suited in this volatile
business environment. Our team is diligently working towards accounting these
factors in our report with the aim of providing you with the up-to-date,
actionable market information and projections.
A major portion of teeth is below the
gum line where a regular toothbrush cannot reach, leading to plaque and
different dental problems. Hence it is important to clean the interdental area
to remove plaque with the help of different products like interdental brushes,
dental tapes, dental floss, and other such products. The American Dental
Association (ADA) recommends regularly cleaning between teeth with an
interdental cleaner such as floss to ensure healthy gums and teeth. According
to the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2016, 50% of the global population
was affected by oral disease with dental caries. Moreover, according to The
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in 2016, more than 90% of adults in
U.S. had cavity issues out of which 1 out of 4 have had untreated cavities.
Waxed floss held a dental floss market
share of 36.1% in 2018. The product contains essential oils and enzymes which
help in effective plaque removal. This factor is anticipated to fuel the
segment growth over the forecast period. In addition, the product is available
in polymer coating, which avoids shredding and promotes effortless plaque
removal. Moreover, manufacturers focus on R&D and innovation to promote
natural wax ingredients. Companies such as Tom's of Maine, Inc. provide dental
floss made with natural waxes—jojoba, carnauba, and beeswax with no added
preservatives, sweeteners, or added color.
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Online distribution channel is
projected to foresee a CAGR of 7.0% from 2019 to 2025 owing to the increasing
number of smartphone users and devices with active internet services.
Therefore, wide range of products are easy accessible on the online portals
with door step delivery services which have majorly affected online channel as
a preferential shopping segment. Many e-commerce and online shopping apps like Walmart, Flipkart, Amazon, and eBay among
others make online shopping for oral care products easy.
Further key findings from the report suggest:
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In terms of regional
revenue,North America held the maximum share in the global dental floss market
in 2018
·
Waxed floss is expected to
register a CAGR of 6.4% over the forecast period due to increasing preference
for products with essential oil
·
Offline distribution channel
accounted for a value share of about 90.0% in 2018
·
The market is highly
competitive in nature with the presence of main players including Procter &
Gamble; Colgate-Palmolive Company; Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc.;
Prestige Consumer Healthcare, Inc.; Dr. Fresh, LLC; Lion Corporation; and
Church & Dwight Co., Inc.
Asia Pacific is anticipated to witness
the fastest CAGR of 7.5% over the forecast period on account of rising
prevalence of dental issues, awareness regarding oral hygiene, and rising
geriatric population. The surge in the rank of poor oral health across
different countries in the region is expected to propel the demand for dental
floss. Extensive urbanization and industrial development in countries such as
China, India, and other Southeast Asian countries is anticipated to boost the
growth.
The
global dental floss market size was valued at USD 490.6 million in 2018. Rising
consumer awareness regarding oral hygiene and high demand for oral care
products owing to rising oral health issues is a key factor driving the market.
High adoption of tobacco products that can cause detrimental effects on the oral
health is contributing to the adoption of convenient and easy to use products.
This factor is also anticipated to fuel the demand for dental floss over the
forecast period.
Floss
can prevent build-up of plaque which results in oral disease such as gingivitis
and dental carries among others. Increasing dental issues such as cavities, bad
breath, and inflammation of gums are expected to fuel the demand for
interdental cleaning products such as dental floss.A major portion of teeth is
below the gum line where a regular toothbrush cannot reach. This may cause
plaque and lead to different dental problems. Products such as interdental
brushes, tapes, floss, and others are used for removing the plaque and cleaning
the interdental area.
Waxed floss held the leading market
share of more than 53.3% in 2018. Waxed dental floss provide additional
benefits as they contain essential oils and enzymes resulting in effective
plaque removal. In addition, these are also available in polymer coating, which
prevents shredding and provides effortless plaque removal. Manufacturers are
investing in natural wax ingredients to produce all natural dental floss.
Companies such as Tom's of Maine, Inc. provides dental floss made with three
natural waxes, namely, jojoba, carnauba, and beeswax with no added
preservatives, sweeteners, or color.
Dental tape is expected to expand at
the CAGR of 6.3% from 2019 to 2025. These tapes are also known as wide floss
and are recommended for people with bridgework or people with wider space
between teeth than average. Dental tapes are usually broader and flatter
compared to standard floss and are available in waxed as well as unwaxed
version. Thus, it is expected to be widely used as an alternative to floss in
the forecast period.
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Grand View Research has segmented the
global dental floss market on the basis of type, distribution channel:
Dental Floss Product Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2015
- 2025)
·
Waxed Floss
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Unwaxed Floss
·
Dental Tape
·
Others
Dental Floss Distribution Outlook (Revenue, USD Million,
2015 - 2025)
·
Offline
·
Online
Offline
is the largest distribution channel, accounting a share of more than 90.0% in
2018. Rising incidence of oral disease encourages people to opt for professional
dental care. This factor is anticipated to contribute to the growth of the
offline distribution channel over the forecast period. The segment is expected
to maintain its dominance throughout the forecast period. Easy access to
products across pharmacies and supermarkets among others is contributing to the
increased sales. Manufacturers focus on providing new and innovative products
that make dental flossing more attractive and easy to handle. They focus on
increasing convenience safety of the product, especially for the gums.
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