Can I get veneers or braces with edge to edge bite?

Hello there,In your particular case, I would recommend braces first.  If you want to skip braces, you would need to get full crowns, instead of veneers, because veneers would likely chip/break.  Porcelain crowns would be much less likely to break or come off and your end to end bite can be altered some.  I hope this heps.Dr. Sarah Thompson

its very difficult to say anything without seeing your case,  its my request to upload photos , so i can guide u better. veneers are ideally contra-indicated in edge to edge bite. as u said u r surgical case , so cephalometric analysis is must to know exact condition.

Hi:There are many cases that veneers can correct a edge to edge bite.  However,  please post photos of your bite and smile for better advice.Best,Dr. Maddahi

Thank you for your question and positing the pictures.
I think your doing the right thing by seeing out second opinions! You can fix your smile with porcelain veneers if they are placed on both your upper and lower front teeth. This can be accomplished by slightly pushing out your upper teeth and bringing in the lower's With porcelain veneers, you can conservatively align your smile including your bite! The veneers can also be used to whiten your smile and repair some of the chips and damage to your upper front teeth.
Seek out an expert cosmetic dentist in your area who can do a proper smile analysis and diagnostic waxup.

You should not do veneers until you have your teeth straightened or you will absolutely destroy the veneers with the mal-occlusion you present with.I highly recommend a second and third orthodontic consultation as it looks like braces could help you tremendously and probably keep you from ever having to do any veneers at all.If the pictures you posted are current and not from age 14, then I feel it could be possible to treat this with Invisalign to expand and straighten without surgery.

In some cases braces cannot fix all bite problems and thus jaw surgery may be needed. Based on your photos it appears your front teeth could be corrected with brackets or clear retainers but the overall treatment will depend on your goals. If a comprehensive ortho treatment is what your looking for then jaw surgery may be needed but if just the front teeth are your main concern then that could possibly be handled with just braces.