What can be done about thin enamel? (Photo)

If you have thin enamel and lots of translucency, you can substitute the enamel by 3 methods:Dental bonding, porcelain veneers, or lumineers!If you need to straighten teeth, first do starightening of your teeth with orthodontics, then do cosmetic dentistry!The stongest in your case will be porcelain veneers with an expert dentist. Have a complete evaluation first!Best,Dr Mobasser

Hi:I think the procedure you had done previously was bonding. You can do porcelain veneers to get rid of the translucency and the thining enamel.Best,Dr. Maddahi

I would recommend first that you straighten your teeth with Invisalign. Then I would remove your existing veneers and replace them with a more opacious veneer that is less translucent. They should be able to mask out your underlying tooth and eliminate  the problems that you have with your current  veneers.  By doing the Invisalign first, the new veneers can be made uniform in thickness and will look much better.  

This is not a simple question to answer because teeth are thin for various reasons. Often front teeth wear on the backside because they are too upright and bang against the lower teeth ever time we chew. This is resolved by tipping the teeth forward using orthodontics. It is unlikely that your veneers are wearing unless they were made of bonding material; so if the teeth are sensitive, I would first look into the 'occlusion'.