Are my crowns too bulky, wide, or long for my smile? (photos)

If you are unhappy with your treatment, you need to go back to your dentist and let him/her know.Before you have them removed, you should have a wax up done.  This is where they take molds of your existing teeth, and create a wax mold of what the end result will look like. After analyzing that wax up, you can make a decision as to whether or not you want them redone.  Another option would be to fine tune the ones you have.  A little bit can go a long way! Don't lose hope, if you are unhappy it can be fixed, even if it's from another dentist.

Hello
In my perception, your smile looks amazing...if you feel unhappy, you must try with aesthetic treatments that help a profiling of the facial structures
Regards.

I think they look gorgeous. But if you have issues with lisping, have your doctor adjust the length to a more comfortable level.

Hi:Sorry to hear about your experience.  The length and the lisp can easily be adjusted.  I suggest to go back to your dentist and voice your concerns and have the crowns adjusted.Best,Dr. Maddahi

As a dentist who does a lot of cosmetic work it really does not matter what I think . I have learned over the years that things I think look great I my patients mouth, patients do not love and vice versa . Most importantly in your situation is that you are unhappy with the result that you paid money for . Speak with the dentist and let them know your concern . They should respond favorably and be willing to do whatever it takes to make you happy . Good luck . PS , although I think you have a nice new smile , the teeth are a little too big 

I think your teeth look great based on the photos you posted.
Please communicate your concerns with your dentist. Minor fine tuning will take this nice smile and turn into a great one.... 

You’re almost there, don’t despair!

If you aren't happy, you aren't happy.  Not all dentists have the same methods to delivering cosmetic solutions, and I feel the key is a combination of planning and a top lab.  Just like not all dentists have the same skills, the same goes for labs.  I suggest a diagnostic waxup of what you desire, wear a prototype smile to verify you like the plan, and be sure the dentist uses a lab that can use the best materials and methods to deliver the best result.  Your current dentist may be able to do all of this for you.