Will insurance (healthfirst) cover crowns for two front teeth or should I just get veneers on the 6 front top teeth? (Photos)

Insurance may or may not cover crowns here. You are a very good candidate for veneers. You might be able to do a combination of both.

Insurance is more likely to cover full crowns than veneers. That being said, you will want your dentist to do a pre-determination with your insurance before you proceed if insurance coverage is what’s important to you. Veneers would be a less invasive, more esthetic option. But it will be completely out of pocket. If the teeth are fractured or have cavities, insurance will likely cover full crowns.

Based on the photos, you appear to be a good candidate for porcelain veneers to improve the shape, and color of your teeth and close the gap.