Rami Essak, DMD

You absolutely can get veneers redone. We do something called a preview new smile that will allow you to see exactly what the new veneers look like. This way at least you can make an educated decision so that you get exactly the color, shape and size of the teeth perfect before any bur is touched to your teeth. 

I would agree to to do invisalign first just to push the teeth in a little bit more and fix your bite. 

Veneers are really dependent on the bite to make sure that the veneers dont pop off randomly. 

Invisalign would be about $3000-5,000 and each veneer about 1500 so its definitely an investment but at the same time you want to make sure you make an educated decision. I see people who try to go overseas and then it gets messed up and they come back and spend even more money to fix the problem  

I just did a case just like yours on a friend. Couple of things to keep in mind one you can do a new smile preview of what you would look like after everything called a new smile preview that ive attached. But youre not only going to need gum surgery but a different type of surgery called crown lengthing (literally meaning to lengthen the crown of your teeth to make them longer). Then have the veneers placed. 

I would wait about 4-6 weeks after the surgery to have the veneers finally placed because your gums will heal and could need a slight touch up. 

Hopefully this helps 

I tend to disagree with the above doctor. Just because teeth have trauma you might not need to do crowns but veneers might do the trick because root canal teeth due tend to become darker after a period of time, but veneers are very minimally invasive with the new materials we have. 

I like to do the front 4 teeth because the lab we use in NYC is amazing and it literally could transform your smile. I do a lot of veneers for a lot of patients in michigan and overseas and if you are going through ortho and then going to do treatment it might not be bad to see what all your options are. 

We have a protocol that we do that is called a new smile preview where you can get a template of what your teeth would look like if you did do veneers so that wont cost you anything but some of your time to make sure you make the most educated decision. 

I would have to totally disagree with the doctor above. We have a protocol for all patients not only to do a wax up but there is a way to take the wax up and make a preview smile template that goes in and the patient sees it in the chair of what the veneers would look like. Why do composite buildup and if you dont like it you have to walk out like that. 

We do a wax up, then the template and we can always change that if the patient wants to make something shorter longer etc, plus the lab IS KEY!! 

We use a lab in NYC called Jason Kim who does all celebrities from all over the world.  As a dentist who sees a lot of prominent city officials in the state and has people fly in the from the middle east this protocol has been proven to have very minimum risks and it makes the patient feel confident in their decision.