Can I reshape my veneers for a more natural look? (photos)

Unfortunately, shape, size and color all need to be hammered down with proper pre-op diagnostic workups prior to insertion.  Very little adjustment is allowed within the confines of veneers ones bonded into place.

Your newly made Veneers are not worth shaping as the esthetics is not upto the mark. Would suggest you to choose another dentist to give you the best esthetic veneers. The colour and contour and also the gum level of the veneer are not correct. Beautiful veneers can be made as per your face. So please consult the best esthetic dentist for making new veneers

Hello,Veneers can be fabricated from composite or ceramic. If you have veneers that are made from composite material you can reshape it without any risk of fracture. If your veneers are made from porcelain and you do not like the final outcome, reshaping it is risky because porcelain can fracture, or by shaping it you can introduce cracks and it weakens it. Usually before final cementation of veneers, dentist show how they will look in the patient's mouth and gets approval and permission for cementation. The only way to change the shape of veneer significantly that is cemented is to re-do it.

Hi there,
Minor re-shaping of your veneers is possible and you should discuss this with your treating doctor if your needs are just confined to the edges and corners of your teeth. However, major changes may not be possible. As has been mentioned before, while not always necessary, in cases of doing multiple veneers it is prudent to have a diagnostic wax up completed and presented to the patient to discuss end goals of esthetic treatment, good luck!

Although I agree with the previous answers, I believe you might be happier with your dentist doing a tiny bit of recontouring of the two front teeth. This might entail just rounding the corners of the teeth. 

 Hello,

Possible If you come back with you doctor going to adjust little things of your veneers but won’t be chance enough for that reason if you want veneers more that look more natural try to get wax and mock up before do it, to have an idea how is going to be your veneers.

Good luck!  

In cosmetic and restorative dentistry it is best to begin with end in mind. For example, we always create the desired aesthetic first in wax. When we have a wax up that is aesthetically pleasing to the patient we take it to the mouth in the form of temporary crowns. These temporaries are then worn and lived with while we make refinements and adjustments per the patient's request and doctor's discretion - until they are perfect for the aesthetics and function. In today's digital world we can also provide patients with a DDS (digital smile design) so that you can see yourself smiling and talking with the final restorations before even beginning. You can reach out to your doctor and share how you are feeling, you can request some reshaping and re contouring, there is a limit to how much the porcelain can be manipulated. In addition, it may have been best for you to consider putting your teeth in a more ideal position, possibly with clear aligner therapy, prior to having your veneers placed. This would have allowed the veneers to be thinner...you may have also found that your natural teeth in the proper position, and perhaps a "gum lift" to expose more of your lateral's (the teeth on either side of your front teeth) would have been aesthetically pleasing for you. I wish you the best of luck!! 

I am sorry you are not happy with the shape of the veneers. Normally, these issues are attempted to be corrected BEFORE the veneers are bonded to your teeth. Did you wear temporaries? Changes and fixes are useful during the temp phase. 
You can speak with your provider, but the changes that can be made post insertion are usually very minor, and will probably not correct it to what you are looking for.