Braces on Veneers, is It Possible?

Conventional braces need to be bonded to enamel not porcelain which is what crowns and veneers are made out of.  If you have a deep overbite then there is no Damon bracelift that will correct that unless they are changing your bite first then covering the teeth with veneers. Remember that braces only move teeth but dont make them any longer. You;rs sounds like a complex case so be careful with "Gimmicky" promises...Get a second opinion from a premier provider of Invisalign in your area..

Yes, braces can be placed on veneers but it is much harder to get them to stick than normal teeth...Invisalign is much easier when people have a lot of veneers

I object very strongly to the whole marketing program of Damon brackets.  They are just a variation of regular braces and have no magical powers! The whole idea that by using them a doctor can perform any sort of special correction that regular braces cannot do is just false...Watch out for anyone promising things that have not been backed up with good scientific proof

However, the bonding process can scar the porcelain. It is possible to polish out the scar, but may require replacement when finished.

So, yes. It IS possible.