

Registration data for oral medical devices has long been a critical window into observing the progress of domestic substitution. In June 2026, a total of 23 registrations were completed nationwide, a slight decline compared to the same period last year, yet subtle shifts in the industry structure lie beneath the surface. Domestic products now account for over 60%, with particularly notable growth momentum in the implant sector.
However, imported products continue to hold an advantage in high-end niche markets, with brands from Germany and Japan especially maintaining a lead in key technologies. Industry experts point out that this landscape is shaped both by stricter regulatory oversight and the diversification of market demand. Shandong Maier stood out this month, achieving the highest number of registrations among individual enterprises.
Against this backdrop, the direction of the industry's next steps, which niche segments still have "shortcomings" in domestic substitution, and how the interplay between policy and the market will shape the future competitive landscape, all warrant our continued attention...
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