The global dental insurance market size is predicted to reach US$ 472.3 Bn in 2032 from US$ 252.0 Bn in 2025. It will likely witness a CAGR of around 9.4% in the forecast period between 2025 and 2032.
Dental insurance is rapidly evolving from a supplementary benefit to a key component of health coverage. It is augmented by rising awareness of the links between oral and systemic health. As dental treatments become more innovative and expensive, individuals and families are increasingly shifting toward dental insurance to gain access to quality care. A root canal treatment in the U.S., for example, can cost between US$ 700 and US$ 1,200 without insurance, while insured patients often pay only a fraction of that, depending on the plan, finds the American Dental Association’s Health Policy Institute. Similarly, in Japan, the integration of dental care into the national health insurance system enables citizens to receive essential treatments, including cavity fillings, at significantly subsidized rates. Such initiatives are gradually reinforcing the role of dental insurance in ensuring equitable healthcare access.