Are my veneers too big and white and should I consider a revision? (photos)

In general, when veneers are too white it is because it is specifically what patients requested.

Most patient think whiter is better but ideally you want people to think what a great smile, not wow those are really white. Subtle enhancement of the smile is ideal.

Color is a combination of Hue, Chroma and Value or brightness.
Hue is actual color but brightness is how white.

If you have Blue paint and add white paint you increase Value and decrease Chroma or color saturation.
The Opacity of the material used is also a factor. If there was dark staining of your original teeth a higher opacity material is used to block it out.
When doing Veneers the Diagnostic Wax up is critically important in creating your smile.
This allows you to preview shape and how your lip lies over veneers prior to actually making veneers.
Fees for veneers vary greatly, Diagnostic Wax ups add to costs.

Lab bills for having veneers mad can vary from around $50 to several hundred dollars.
There are many different materials veneers are made from.

Veneers are much like art, and the artists are the Dental Lab and the dentist.

Opting for veneers that complement your natural aesthetics is not being too picky; it's about ensuring that you feel confident and comfortable with your smile. The desire for veneers that are not overly white and are proportionate in size is a common preference for those seeking a natural and harmonious look. When considering redoing your veneers, it's important to discuss with your dentist the options for a more natural color and shape that aligns with your vision of a youthful and feminine appearance. Materials like Emax veneers are known for their natural-looking qualities and could be a suitable choice. Additionally, the color selection process is crucial; dentists often recommend choosing a shade that is no more than two shades lighter than your natural teeth for a realistic appearance. The shape and size of the veneers should be tailored to your facial features and the dynamics of your smile, ensuring that issues like a protruding crown are addressed for a seamless look. Consulting with a cosmetic dentist who specializes in smile aesthetics can provide you with a personalized plan that meets your needs and expectations.