If a tooth is pushed back too far, is it possible to correct with veneers? (photos)

Hello Jamie,I would recommend using Invisalign (with teeth whitening) to fix this issue, since your other teeth look so good.  Of course you could have the one tooth crowned to correct it, but based on it's position, you will likely need a root canal first.  I would not recommend a root canal and porcelain crown for a tooth that could so easily be fixed with a simple movement.    Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDReal Self 100

well, if this tooth is that way , it should be an anterior crossbite, from that tooth, so no matter if you put a veneer it will be coming down behind the lower tooth, if this is the case, a veneer would not be the solution, if there are some turbo procedures in orthodontics that can make that tooth come forward, and later on , then you can make veneers,and they will look very natural

Wisdom teeth eruption never influence front teeth position.  It's coincidental that the wisdoms come in at the same time you have growth in the jaw bones.You need ortho (I suggest Invisalign) and it's not because of your front tooth but all the top front teeth.I agree that you'll need a root canal on your dark tooth.