Dentis Co., Ltd., a company specializing in implants and dental/medical solutions, announced on the 5th that it has signed a contract to supply dental unit chairs with ART.BIO INTERNATIONAL Co., Ltd. (Yongsheng International Co., Ltd.), a local Taiwanese dental equipment distributor.
ART.BIO INTERNATIONAL is a leading distributor in Taiwan that supplies more than 100 premium dental unit chairs to major Japanese companies annually. Through this contract, Dentis will supply a total of 321 unit chairs to the Taiwanese market and plans to develop its products as representative products that will replace existing premium models. To this end, it is currently conducting marketing activities and preparing for certification with the goal of completing local certification procedures within the third quarter, and plans to begin full-scale sales within the year after obtaining certification.
Since its launch in July 2023, Dentis' dental unit chair has been recognized for its product competitiveness as its supply has expanded to domestic dental clinics. The product was designed with consideration for improving the treatment environment and user convenience, and has differentiated functions such as being the first in Korea to be equipped with a patient pain notification system. Recently, the company strengthened its lineup by unveiling a new model with the latest functions and various options such as auto cruise and wireless foot controller through the SIDEX exhibition.
Dentis is working with the domestic surgical lighting brand 'Rubys' to provide package products by class that are tailored to the treatment environment, and is also supplying a dental treatment light model exclusively for the unit chair to increase the connectivity between products. In addition, it obtained US FDA certification in September 2024 and is also pursuing European CE MDR certification in the second half of the year. Based on this, it plans to expand supply in major overseas markets and increase brand awareness.
A Dentis official said, “Taiwan is a region where the dental equipment market is steadily growing along with the aging population, and most of the implant and orthodontic treatment-related products depend on products from Japan, the United States, and Germany.” He added, “Through cooperation with local Taiwanese distributors, we will expand the supply of various products, including unit chairs, and strengthen our global competitiveness through technological innovation and quality improvement.”
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