Dental veneers have become better over the last few years.
Individuals who have had dental veneers fitted to their teeth have probably benefited from digital imaging techniques to make the treatment possible. 
According to Medical Device Link, the global dental veneer sector is worth approximately $8.8 billion (£7.8 billion), a far cry from a few years ago when the treatment was relatively new and unknown.
However, over the past five years, digital imaging techniques have meant dental veneer design has been taken to a new level, making the treatment more long-lasting and aesthetically pleasing for the patient.
The news source noted: “Carefully evaluating not only which CAD/CAM program is right for their business but also how they want to be serviced is another key challenge that lab owners face when adopting digital technology.”
Elsewhere, Stabroek News recently noted that cosmetic dentistry treatments are evolving all the time and as such, the cost of dental veneers and implants are likely to come down considerably over the coming 12 months.