DYM one-stop high-end dental equipment shares with you the dental development prospects of Cameroon

1. Cameroon’s population

According to data from 2023, Cameroon’s population is about 28.3 million. This data shows that Cameroon is a populous country or region, but the per capita GDP is relatively low. In 2030, the population is expected to exceed 35 million, with cities accounting for 65%. Among them, children aged 0-14 account for 42.3%, those aged 15-64 account for 54.1%, and those over 65 account for 3.6%.

2. Cameroon’s GDP

In 2023, Cameroon’s GDP was US$47.946 billion, and its per capita GDP was US$1,673.65. This shows that Cameroon’s economy is large, but its per capita income level is still low, and its economic structure is mainly based on agriculture and industry.

3. Number of dental clinics in Cameroon

According to data from the Cameroon Ministry of Health in 2016, there are 2,387 public health institutions in Cameroon, including 7 general hospitals, 8 central hospitals, 14 regional hospitals, 143 city hospitals, 234 district hospitals, and 1,981 comprehensive medical centers. Although these data are mainly for public hospitals, it can be inferred that the number of dental clinics may be concentrated in large cities such as Yaoundé and Douala.

4. The largest dental hospital in Cameroon

According to the structure of Cameroon’s medical system, the largest dental hospital may be located in large cities such as Yaoundé or Douala. The public hospitals in these cities have advanced facilities, but the dental clinics and hospitals are small and mainly concentrated in the city center. In addition, private hospitals and clinics have higher medical standards, but the fees are more expensive and are mainly distributed in large cities.

• Cameroon does not have factories producing comprehensive dental treatment machines, imaging equipment, and small dental equipment locally. It mainly relies on imported dental equipment from China, Japan, India, Germany, etc., because the local area lacks a precision processing industry chain, such as electrical design and processing, motor processing, valve production, shell injection molding, material painting, and material electroplating. There is a 25% tariff on imported medical equipment, and the number of dental graduates per year is less than 50. This has brought certain constraints to the development of the local dental industry.

The locals mainly eat high-starch foods such as cassava and banana, so the dental caries rate is very high. The northern region mainly eats millet and sorghum, which can easily wear the enamel of teeth. The lack of protein can easily lead to gum atrophy and oral malnutrition.

The equipment of public dental hospitals does not meet the international standards of WHO. The backward oral treatment facilities have restricted local common oral treatment technologies such as oral caries, periodontal disease, dental root canal treatment, dental implants, orthodontic teeth, etc. to varying degrees. Therefore, the future demand for Cameroon’s oral market is very huge.

The main products of DYM include dental chair, LED light curing machines for fillings, high-speed and low-speed dental mobile phones for grinding teeth, and oral endoscopes that take photos of oral patients’ teeth to facilitate doctor-patient communication. It can provide local dentists with cost-effective dental equipment and one-stop production support, allowing them to reduce the intermediate purchase links and reduce the waiting link costs. With 18 years of technical accumulation, stable product quality, and no need for most after-sales services, the use cost of local dental hospitals and dental clinics has been reduced. Our dental chairs provide a 2-year warranty period, and common accessories are provided free of charge within 2 years. The endorsement of quality and 18 years of production technology experience can maximize the value of the purchased dental equipment.

n order to support the development of oral care in remote countries, in 2025, together with distributors in underdeveloped countries, we have donated our latest dental chairs, oral endoscopes, and dental mobile phones to different countries and regions such as Laos, Cambodia, Kenya, and Tanzania. The purchase of new dental equipment makes the work of local dentists easier and oral patients more comfortable.

Doyime will work with more underdeveloped countries to make due social contributions to the oral health strategy of 2030, strive for the oral health of all mankind, and make Chinese smart dental equipment available to the world. Doyime’s high-end dental equipment is determined to become a century-old enterprise. Our technical team combines the oral treatment usage in different countries and regions to continuously develop more dental equipment suitable for local use.

Doyime has 25 dental equipment production lines, a plant area of 10,000 square meters, and 50 CNC precision processing equipment to ensure that daily orders are shipped on schedule and that each piece of dental equipment shipped is stable. We welcome dental equipment agents from all countries to visit, inspect and exchange, and discuss new trends and developments in the dental industry in 2025.