Unhappy with porcelain veneers. Why do they look so bad and what do I need to be aware of when getting them redone? (photos)

Although more clinical studies would be necessary for a correct answer, from what we can see in the pictures your smile line does not coincide with the occlusal line of the veneers, making your smile look tense and unnatural. This would be solved by making a smile design, to determine the smile...

Although to give an accurate answer more clinical and radiographic analysis would be necessary from what we can see in the photos there is still an occlusion problem, causing a slight anterior open bite. Veneers would help to correct the shape and size of the central incisors, but the occlusal...

Thank you for your question. I'm sorry to hear that you are unhappy with the result of your previous procedure. Veneers are custom-made shells that cover the front surface of your teeth to improve their appearance. They are usually made of porcelain and are bonded to your teeth with a special...

This chalky feeling most likely is due to the bite adjustment completed after insertion. Bite adjustments are super common, however, after the adjustment there needs to be adequate polishing of the adjusted surfaces. I recommend calling your dentist and scheduling a followup to address this...