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News Edition: November 2025

Short Introduction

Since 1993, Robert Breitbach Consulting has been a retained executive search firm with a focus on the dental and dental technology industries.

With offices in Germany, Spain, Portugal, and Estonia, we specialize on assisting German, European and American companies in the search and selection of their executives and specialists.

About 70% of the search projects contain the keywords: "CEO, Managing Director, Country Manager, Business Development Manager or Expansions Manager". In addition, we have been able to fill many positions in the areas of sales, plant, and production management. Not to forget many significant engineering positions.

We are pleased that you take the time to visit our "News" page. Here we would like to inform you - updated monthly - about selected topics from this industry.

From the Almanac

The term Dental Industry describes the branch of medicine focused on the teeth, gums, and mouth.

The enamel on the top surface of our teeth is the hardest part of our entire body.

In the United States, the average salary for dentists is USD 182,000 per year.

Budapest is known as the dental capital of Europe.

The first recorded dentist was an ancient Egyptian, who lived in 3000 BC.

Emeline Roberts Jones was the first woman to practice dentistry in 1955.

Globally, 3.5 billion people are affected by oral diseases.

Economic Outlook

While the dental industry is set for growth in 2025, it must navigate staffing shortages, rising costs, and accessibility challenges.

Embracing technological innovations, consolidating resources, and enhancing digital engagement are strategic approaches to thrive in this evolving landscape.

What's On The News?

• On dentalwelt.spitta.de, Priv.-Doz. Dr. Andreas Keßler gives an update on partial endo crowns.


• Prof.-Dr. med. dent. Marcel A. Wainwright describes on zwp-online.info how the rehabilitation of the edentulous posterior mandible works.


• For dentalwelt.spitta.de Axel Mühlhäuser talks about the implant telescope: "Immediate implant as a friction saver".


• According to dental-tribune.com, Dr. Katsu Takahashi and his team at the Medical Research Institute Kitano Hospital in Osaka have had a breakthrough in their research about growing new teeth.


• de.dental-tribune.com reports that according to a discovery by scientists at Ben Gurion University, a natural molecule leads to plaque reduction.

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