I have a slight overbite. Would veneers help align my teeth straight and fix the overbite? (photos)

Based on your photos, veneers alone are not going to fix your smile.  You would likely need to use Invisalign (or something similar) to bring your teeth back into position or you can have full porcelain crowns placed to change the angle of the teeth.  I have done this in my office many...

The answer to your question is..... YES.What you are describing is a full mouth rehab, and I have done many of these.  I would suggest clicking on my RealSelf profile and clicking through to my website.  Once you get there, go to "contact us."  Full mouth rehabs generally take one...

Looking at your photos and reading your question, I can tell you that you would be an excellent candidate for porcelain veneers on your front teeth.  Veneers can most certainly be used to change the size of your teeth.  I would highly recommend making sure that the gum graft is...

Based on what you've described, I would recommend returning to your dentist for another adjustment on that remaining tooth.  If there is slight contact on that tooth that was not there before, then I expect that it could be causing the pain.  The other likelihood is that you may just...

It's difficult to fully assess the situation without a proper exam. However, in my experience, patients who present unhappy with veneers recently placed at other offices with a chief complaint of bleeding puffy gums even with proper at home oral hygiene, usually present with bully margins at the...

Generally speaking, veneers alone cannot correct a moderate under-bite.  Since surgery is not an option, you may be a great candidate for a series of adjustable retainers to expand your top arch and reduce the span of your bottom arch.  Another option may be Invisalign a the removal of...