I Only Can Afford 4 Veneers for my Top Row. Where Should I Place Them Up Top?

The question would be "what is your goal"?  If 4 on your molars makes you happy, then that is where they should go.

Consult with an experienced cosmetic dentist that has done many smile makeovers.  They will be able to design a smile within your budget that meets your goals.  If your goals cannot be met with 4 veneers, then they would be able to show why.  Drs Estep and Boulden contribute to this site and are not far from you.  They are fantastic!

If you are doing the veneers to change the color of your teeth, perhaps consider saving a little more before beginning as it looks funny to walk around with four white front teeth. If you can, perhaps do 6 veneers and have the dentist place some bonding on the bicuspid to complete the case.  You can change these bicuspid bonding to veneers down the road.  

Hope this helps and good luck!

Without knowing what your smile looks like right now, it's impossible to tell you which 4 teeth should be veneered.  In general, you want to start in the middle and work your way out, making sure to place them in pairs. Your dentist may be able to do a "mock up" so you can see what you may look like w/4 of your teeth veneered. Sometimes, if there are major changes that need to happen, it's best to wait until you can do it all at once. This link shows 4 no-minimal prep veneers- the rest of the patient's teeth and bite were in great shape.