Ramzi Matar, DDS

You can redo the veneers if they bother you.  I would talk to your dentist about that, or find a cosmetic dentist you trust.  As Dr Borowski said, be sure to evaluate the new veneers before they are cemented. good luck!

i would see a dentist for this.  It could be an issue with the gums and not the crown.  Id find a dentist you trust and get his/her opinion. thanks

I think from what I gather from your question you are referring to a procedure called "crown lengthening" is that correct?

if you need crown lengthenining then yes its best to complete that procedure before the veneers are placed.  The veneers themselves will not/should not be pushing on the gums.  

Good luck, hope that helps!

did you do something recently that may have burned the area?  It it came out of nowhere then it may be a gum infaction or a tooth infection.  You should go see a dentist about this and get an x-ray done to help determine its cause.  good luck

It would help to see a closer picture but from what I can see I dont think a dental procedure will correct the concern you have.  It seems that is the natural "drap" of your cheek bones.  My advise would be to do no treatment at all frankly.  A closer picture may be helpful.  But overall you have a smile/teeth that many would envy.