A 3D dental printer can now create veneers. A 3D dental printer employs new resins and a ceramic-filled hybrid material to make veneers. 3D printed veneers are substantially faster than porcelain or composite resin veneers. There's no need to take imprints of your teeth and then ship them off to a lab to be turned into models. A dentist can utilize a computerized dental scanner and a 3D printer to make the imprints. After that, they'll be able to print a replica of your mouth. There will be no more waiting for the models to be returned from the lab. For the patient, this removes the need for a follow-up appointment. A 3D dental printer can make veneers with incredible precision, giving you and your dentist confidence that they'll fit your mouth correctly. Learn more in our blog article, "Types of Veneers and the Cost."