Could veneers be a way to correct my dental midline shift and tilted smile, or is surgery really the only way?

Teeth don't always grow into their proper positions. Sometimes due to asymmetric growth or delayed eruption, teeth can be slanted and the upper/lower arch midlines can be off. Other times a midline can be off with the rest of your face. Porcelain veneers offer a conservative procedure to fix this. With veneers you'll be able to fix the midline and slant, and most importantly fix the symmetry. Not all midline discrepancies can be fixed with veneers, however most can be greatly improved!Seek out an expert cosmetic dentist in your area for a consultation. They should be able to show you a diagnostic wax-up which is how we design a new smile. You'll be able to see the changes to your smile before having to commit to the procedure.  

What is your main concern? Your chin or your dental midline? Your two front teeth shape don’t help the cause either. They’re shaped like “bells” which can add to the crooked midline look. If you like to correct your midline without oral surgery, then there are many options. Porcelain veneers or all-ceramic crowns. Your two front teeth will need to be reshapened or prepped to acheive the desired midline and teeth anatomy. See your local reputable experienced cosmetic dentist. Easy fix. 

It could be improved with porcelain veneers, your two front teeth are large and they are facing outwards.If you do the veneer procedure you should wear both front teeth but you will still look great.