John Heimke, DDS, MPH

Hello 

Yes its possible, but maybe some crowns needed. I think orthodontics may be an option first then consider veneers. A smile consult would be best to start and eval all aspects of your treatment goals. 

I would say this is  quite achievable. Porcelain veneers probably would achieve the best result in my opinion for the long term. Color stability, strength, shaping. I would recommend you test-drive with a "pop-In smile" to see the potential new smile.    

I guess the question is "What do you want the the end goal to be with your Smile?"

Once you can define what you would like to achieve then the doctor can try to get as close to that as possible. Everything has a limit of what can be done. based on your comments a more defined end point is needed, and you should work with your doctor to achieve that. The photos you posted look like a acceptable result. However, without the more defined end point from you a more tuned in result is not possible in my opinion.

Hello

Porcelain venters or crowns would be an option. Also, you may consider doing veneers and or crown s and bridges Premolar to Premolar with all ceramic bridges as an alternative to the implant option.

From the photo submitted they look nice and are white. Veneers are like smoked glass and you will get a bit of warmth in shade from underlying tooth depends on starting shade.  Also, you start to get used to them, they become part of you. You look good.