The popularity of premium veneers has decreased in the last one and a half to two years because people are afraid of not being able to complete the treatment “due to displacement”. Dentist Arthur Tumashevich told socialbites.ca about this. He noted that mass-market coatings are still in demand.
“As for popularity, I would like to note: in the mass market, in the economy segment, coatings were and remain popular. And in the expensive segment premium is always a piece product, always slow functional work. They often precede the correction of various other pathologies. This is not just a matter of aesthetics, but also functional. Usually, some functions are corrected first (pathologies such as chewing or head, neck, headaches) and only then the aesthetic components are addressed. Over the past one and a half to two years, the number in the premium segment has decreased slightly, while in the regular middle or economy segment it has remained almost unchanged. Primarily due to the timing of the treatment. I repeat that functional rehabilitation for veneers is often performed – this is orthodontic treatment, long-term. “People are not always ready, they are afraid of some kind of displacement, for example, not being able to complete treatment,” he said.
According to Tumashevich, recently the price of finishing materials has increased by 20-30%, and delivery times have also increased.
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