North America Dental CAD/CAM Blanks Market Size in Volume & YoY Growth (2025–2032)

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Published by MMR Statistics Reserch Team, February 2026

North America recorded 3393.87 thousand units in 2025, setting a strong baseline for restorative solutions. By 2032, the Dental CAD/CAM Blanks Market is expected to reach 4542.61 thousand units, as single-unit restorations continue to dominate adoption and procedural efficiency.

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North America

Time Period

2025-2032

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MMR Statistics

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MMR Statistics

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