Fluorosilicic Acid Market Analysis

Fluorosilicic Acid Market Analysis

The global fluorosilicic acid market from 40% grade surpassed USD 170 million in 2020 and is anticipated to witness significant gains of over CAGR 7.5% from 2021 to 2027. 40% grade is used in the fluoridation of public drinking water as it maintains the fluorine level in the water, preventing tooth decay.
 

Community water fluoridation is recommended by medical, dental & public organizations, such as the U.S. Public Health Service, the American Dental Association, the American Academy of Paediatrics, and WHO, which is anticipated to favor the market growth. Changing brand preferences along with the increasing organized retail landscape are boosting the textile industry, which in turn, is expected to fuel 40% fluorosilicic acid market share.
 

Increasing demand for oral care products owing to the increasing geriatric population and availability of different types of denture products will drive the industry growth. Strict government regulations to curb water contamination and increasing government expenditure on water treatment are anticipated to be few significant reasons propelling the 40% grade fluorosilicic acid market growth The 40% grade product is widely used as a cleaner and pH adjuster in the textile industry. Rapid industrialization along with increasing fabric production is stimulating the growth of textile industry during the estimated time.
 

The water fluoridation application segment is anticipated to surpass USD 85 million by 2027 due to increasing urban population, growing water pollution levels, and rising health awareness. The increasing consumption of water across the globe coupled with stringent government regulations is expected to drive the demand for water chemicals. In addition, increasing industrial activities and increasing awareness of safe water supply for drinking water systems due to rising health concerns are anticipated to drive the fluorosilicic acid market revenue.
 

The increasing practice of water fluoridation by adding industrial-grade fluoride chemicals to the water to prevent tooth decay and increasing consumer demand for natural ingredients in oral care products, such as floss and mouthwash will drive product demand in the coming years.. Moreover, increasing consumer concerns to prevent tooth decay along with the demand for safe & effective ingredients to prevent all ages against cavities will favour the fluorosilicic acid market trends during the estimated period.
 

According to the U.S. public health, a controlled amount of fluoride compound in community water supply helps to achieve a concentration required for the prevention of dental caries and limits the risks of dental fluorosis. As per data from the WHO, dental caries in permanent teeth is the most common health condition globally. As stated by the Department of Health of Australian Government, in terms of improving the oral health, fluoridation of drinking water is safe and effective for people of all ages.
 

The North America fluorosilicic acid market is poised to surpass USD 260 million by 2027 owing to the increasing product applications in public drinking water systems. The U.S. government regulations are stipulating municipal corporations to use fluoridating agents in public drinking water. The American Dental Health Service association has recommended water fluoridation as the most effective public health measure for the prevention of dental caries and urged that its benefits be extended to communal water systems.
 

Increasing awareness of safe drinking water systems along with an increasing demand for oral care products including toothpaste, mouth floss, and other products is anticipated to positively impact fluorosilicic acid market sales. Increasing sales of oral care products along with growing consumer inclination toward oral routine for maintaining oral hygiene are fuelling the demand for oral care products. Furthermore, growing concerns among individuals along with rising cases of oral health problems, such as tooth pain, sensitivity, and tooth decay, are stimulating the demand for oral care products.