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Avoiding patient disappointment with trial veneer utilization.
The type of communication described makes up a kind of three-dimensional pretreatment communication that leads to greater patient satisfaction and helps to reduce the likelihood of lawsuits from patients who feel that they were promised results that were not met. The method of try-in veneers allows the patient be a part of the outcome in the pretreatment stages. This can lead to a happier, more satisfied patient, which is what all practitioners strive to obtain.