Can You Have Veneers if Your Teeth Are Already Straight but You Just Want an Improvement? (photo)

Yes, you can typically get veneers if your teeth are already straight as long as you are a candidate (to be determined once you have seen a cosmetic dentist for a consultation). There are many reasons a person would want to get veneers.  Not just to correct crooked or misaligned teeth, but also to improve the shape, shade, enhance the color (make them whiter and a more consistent), to close gaps, to correct chipped or jagged teeth, or to just get that Hollywood smile.  Your teeth and gums need to be healthy and in good condition to get veneers so you start with a solid foundation.  The most ideal situation is generally to put veneers on the teeth that show (especially on the upper) which is generally at least 8-10 teeth.  Some patients that have a fairly basic case can sometimes get away with just doing 4 or 6 teeth, but it would depend on the recommendations of your cosmetic dentist.  A very important factor to consider to to ask the dentist what lab the use.  Different labs offer different results with veneers and it will make a big difference in the aesthetic outcome of your case.  You also want to make sure the cosmetic dentist has many example cases of before-and-afters so you can see real life results.  Lastly, make sure they take your bite into consideration when placing veneers, as this can effect things adversely if done incorrectly.  Best of luck!

Here's the simplistic answer to your question:

1.YES you can get veneers on your teeth.

2. NO I would not do them for the aesthetic concerns your describe.

Quite honestly, simple recontouring and reshaping of the incisors enamel might be able to accomplish the "smaller, rounder" look you want and some teeth whitening if the enamel is  healthy.