Matt Annese, DMD

it is very unlikely that you can only do two implants to secure a denture, angled implants around the nerve/sinus are almost always an option on the top or bottom

if you do not want veneers you for sure can get away with very conservative bonding that will match the existing teeth. that is what i would do for my teeth

Your teeth were beautiful before and a quick 4 -6 month Invisalign would have corrected that easily, these veneers are beyond contouring and do not look esthetically pleasing at all, and just have to hope they didn't destroy too much tooth structure

Midline shift is not possible without orthodontics/ surgery but most people down notice a midline thats off unless it is not perpendicular to the pupils. the issue i see is the size/ shape and contour of the teeth...
the laterals are way too bid and bulky and are more dominant that the canines, tooth 8 is wider than 9, and if you have crowns in the posteior addressing the cant is easy with crowns and veneers. everything looks very monoplane too...

it is fractured on the mesial/ or middle aspect of the tooth. The one issue of waiting and seeing is the extent of the fracture and amount of bone loss that can continue. This is a pretty difficult case as is to achieve an esthetic outcome, depending on your smile line, This will probably involve lots of grafting and if the adjacent teeth are already veneers a 3 unit bridge could be a better implant ( one of the few times i would ever say that )