Comprehensive Research Report on Leading Manufacturers
The global dental implants market is experiencing robust growth, driven by an aging population, rising prevalence of dental disorders, and increasing demand for aesthetic dentistry. The market is projected to grow from USD 5.4-5.6 billion in 2025 to approximately USD 15 billion by 2035, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.5%.
Global population over 65 increasing, driving tooth loss and implant demand
CAD/CAM, 3D printing, and AI planning improving outcomes and efficiency
Growing patient demand for natural-looking, aesthetic dental solutions
Cost-effective treatments in emerging markets driving volume growth
Increased patient awareness of implant benefits over traditional solutions
Improving insurance coverage making implants more accessible
Founded in 2002 by Dr. Kwang-Bum Park and over 70 dentists engaged in implant education, MegaGen specializes in developing diverse implant systems to ensure no patient is left behind. The company has achieved significant recognition for innovation and affordability, earning the 'World-Class Product Certification Prize' in 2013 and the $70 Million Export Achievement Tower in 2020. MegaGen is the #1 Korean exporter to EU and US markets, with a global presence in over 100 countries and capturing approximately 5-6% of the worldwide dental implant market.
In 2024, MegaGen acquired BIOLASE to expand its laser dentistry capabilities, demonstrating its commitment to comprehensive dental solutions. The company's philosophy of being "designed by doctors for doctors" ensures that all products are developed with deep clinical understanding and practical application in mind.
Launched in 2009, AnyRidge is MegaGen's flagship versatile implant system designed for any clinical situation, especially cases with compromised bone. The system features the patented KnifeThread design with variable thread depth that adapts to different bone densities.
Launched in 2018, BLUEDIAMOND is MegaGen's premium implant system offering 200% increase in compressive strength. Made from pure cold-worked medical-grade 4 titanium, it's designed for long-term mechanical and biological stability.
Introduced in 2012, AnyOne is a simplified, CAD/CAM-compatible system for predictable, routine restorations. Features zirconia-nitride (ZnN) coated abutment cuff for improved esthetics.
Kyocera Medical Corporation was established on October 1, 2025, as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kyocera Corporation to focus exclusively on medical devices. With roots dating back to 1959, Kyocera introduced Japan's first dental implant in 1978 and has over 40 years of experience in highly controlled medical devices. The company is part of the larger Kyocera Group, which generated ¥2.0 trillion in revenue in fiscal 2024.
The FINESIA implant system was developed through industry-university joint research and is primarily marketed in Japan while expanding internationally. In October 2025, Kyocera opened a new state-of-the-art European production facility in Waiblingen, Germany, demonstrating its commitment to global expansion. The company leverages advanced materials expertise from its ceramics and orthopedic divisions, including proprietary BIOCERAM AZUL technology.
Bone-level implant system with internal tapered hex connection, featuring platform switching design and microthreads at the implant neck for optimal load distribution.
Tissue-level implant with flared collar design and internal tapered OCTA connection for superior soft tissue management and subgingival placement.
Bone-level implant system available in straight and tapered variants, offering flexibility for different clinical situations.
Important Note: GC Tech Europe announced discontinuation of its dental implantology product range effective July 31, 2025. However, the broader GC Dental group (parent company) continues to market implants globally, particularly in Japan and Asia.
GC Corporation, founded in 1921, is one of the world's leading manufacturers of dental materials, devices, and equipment, ranking as the 4th largest professional dental consumables manufacturer globally. With over 100 years of history, GC has built a comprehensive portfolio of 600+ products sold in 100+ countries. GC Tech Europe was established in 2008 as a CAD/CAM center.
Despite the European division's discontinuation, GC Corporation maintains strong operations in Japan and Asia, where the company has deep market penetration and brand recognition. The company's expertise spans across all dental materials and technologies, from restorative materials to digital solutions.
Cylindrical body implant with slightly tapered threads toward the rounded apex, designed for gradual insertion torque increase and support at both cortical and trabecular bone.
Tapered body design for higher primary stability through increased insertion torque, featuring progressive threading and micro-threads at collar.
Short implant designed for limited vertical bone height, featuring reduced-diameter neck and machined collar for enhanced soft-tissue management.
BEGO is a family-owned company now in its fifth generation, with 135 years of tradition in dental technology. Founded in 1890 by Dr. Wilhelm Herbst as 'Bremer Goldschlägerei' (Bremen Gold Beater), the company revolutionized dental restoration with special filling gold using the rotation method. Today, BEGO is a globally-operating medium-sized company with outstanding reputation, generating approximately €90 million in annual revenue and distributing products in over 80 countries.
BEGO Implant Systems was established in 1990, celebrating 35 years in 2025. The company offers comprehensive solutions in 3D printing, CAD/CAM, implantology, and conventional dental products. BEGO is recognized as a leading mid-size global player, ranked among the top 10 of approximately 350 competitors. In 2025, BEGO partnered with NovaBone for regenerative solutions, expanding its portfolio in bone regeneration materials.
Self-tapping, conical implants for standard indications. RS features 0.5mm machined cervical area, while RSX has micro-structured neck for enhanced soft tissue integration.
High-performance implant for special cases, featuring bionic micro-grooves and micro-threads in the shoulder region for stress reduction and enlarged surface area.
S series with 0.8mm cylindrical polished shoulder, and S-TG variant with 3mm machined shoulder for one-stage implantation.
Comprehensive comparison of the four dental implant manufacturers across key performance indicators, product features, and market positioning.
| Feature | MegaGen | Kyocera | GC Tech | BEGO |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Founded | 2002 | 1959 (Medical 2025) | 1921 | 1890 |
| Headquarters | Seoul, South Korea | Kyoto, Japan | Tokyo, Japan | Bremen, Germany |
| Global Presence | 100+ countries | 80+ countries | 100+ countries | 80+ countries |
| Market Share | ~5.5% | ~3.0% | ~2.5% | ~4.0% |
| Surface Technology | XPEED (SLA + Calcium) | Anodized (130nm oxide) | Aanchor (SLA) | TiPurePlus (SLA) |
| Connection Type | Internal hex/octa, conical | Internal tapered hex/octa | Internal conical (Morse) | 45° internal taper + hex |
| Diameter Range | 3.5-7.0mm | 3.0-5.2mm | 3.3-5.2mm | 3.0-5.5mm |
| Length Range | 8-16mm | 8-12mm | 6.3-14mm | 7-15mm |
| Platform Switching | ||||
| Immediate Loading | ||||
| CAD/CAM Compatible | ||||
| Key Innovation | KnifeThread + XPEED | Thread design for bone quality | Aanchor surface + Morse taper | TiPurePlus + Bionic grooves |