Are veneers possible with my overlapping front teeth? (photos)

Of course it is possible!  You should be able to have beautiful, straight teeth with veneers in a couple of visits.  You should have a significant improvement in the aesthetics of your smile immediately following the procedure.  Though orthodontics is the best option in your case I realize that some patients have no interest in this type of treatment.  Good luck.  

Yes, and no.it can be done, but the 2 front teeth will be much longer at the gum line than the surrounding teeth.  Not a nice appearance and smile look. It also appears that your bite is significantly off. In my opinion, fixing your bite and the surrounding teeth also, will give you a significantly better smile, hands down, than someone trying the shortcut of only doing the front 2 or 4 teeth. A hint. Really well trained cosmetic dentists are able to visualize in our minds what the treatment will look like. That's how we make our treatment recommendations.  In your case, I would not attempt to do veneers. It will not create the nice smile your are seeking. By doing Invisilign or conventional braces, will solve the entire problem, and YOU MAY NOT NEED ANY VENEERS AT ALL!!

You can definitely can an amazing result from porcelain veneers, however, for the best cosmetic outcome, I would strongly suggest re-positioning your teeth with an orthodontic appliance such as braces or Invisalign.Best of luck,James Asaf, DDS

This amount of overlap is not contra-indicated for veneers.  As a matter of fact, we do it all the time.  If you're considering it - ask to have a diagnostic / cosmetic wax-up done prior to. THen you can evaluate - before work is done - if it's what you want

because of the depth of your bite anteriorly, there is a great chance that your veneers will shatter. By using Invisalign you can take care of all of your problems, without placing any artificial materials on your teeth

yes, u can go for veneers. but yr left side upper front tooth is out of arch and because of that gum line is high. so good option for u is align with clear aligners or braces and later go for veneers, it will give u awesome result.

I have done veneers on extremely crowded teeth. It is possible but not ideal. You will have a much nicer and sustainable result if you will do orthodontics first. You may also need a root canal in your front tooth if you proceed with veneers due to the amount of tooth structure that will need to be removed in the preparation.

Hello and thanks for your question! Definitely possible. Gum recontouring and veneers on your upper front teeth could get you a nice correction. Your cosmetic dentist will show you a waxup modelof what your veneers would look and what to expect. It's difficult to tell from just your one photo but you will more than likely need either gum recontouring or crown lengthening and for the most aesthetic appearance, at least 4 veneers. Discuss options with your dentist. An improvement is definitely possible. Best of luck and follow for more info!