Correct /adjust teeth middle line, would veneers be a quick solution? (photo)

Great question, and thank you for sharing your photo. Without an in-person exam, I won't be able to completely diagnose you, but here is what I generally tell my patients. Yes, veneers are often used to correct midlines when patients opt out of braces or orthodontic treatment. In your picture, it appears as though veneers may be an appropriate solution to achieve the desired esthetics.  
If you haven't already done so, I would suggest going to a dentist that specializes in veneers. 
Best of luck!
Dr. Neil Hadaegh
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basic issue is with yr arch shape. due to  'V' shaped upper arch front two teeth looks prominent. best option in yr case is arch expansion with braces/ invisalign treatment. that will convert yr smile to hollywood smile.

Yes it is possible to correct midlines with veneers. This would require 8-10 veneers. We need a full face photo to determine how much it needs to be moved over. This may require some of the teeth preparations to be more aggressive with larger shifts. 

Hi:Unfortunately, porcelain veneers will not correct the midline. The only choice it’s to move the teeth with braces into the correct place.Best,Dr. Maddahi

To correct the tooth midline to face midline problem, braces is the best and potentially only solution.  This is because the tooth root as it is position now is directly at the midline.  There is no veneer that can correct this  

8-10 Upper porcelain veneers would fix the mid line shift and create a beautiful smile for you.  The trick will be to adequately prepare the teeth so the veneers can be designed to complete the look.I would also like to bring your smile out more on the sides to compensate for the inward slant of your teeth and to show more posterior teeth.

Braces or Veneers can be used to fix and offset mid line. Both have pros and cons associated with them. The braces may take a little longer but the benefit is that the dentist would not have to drill your teeth at all. In contrast veneers could take as little as a few weeks but sometimes require adjustments to the tooth beforehand. Hope this helps!

The discrepancy of your upper and lower midline is a sign of malocclusion, which means teeth are not in ideal relationship to each other. Orthodontic treatment is the only acceptable treatment for such problem. Using veneers to treat this issue, will only mask your problem without addressing it’s real cause and the worst thing is, by getting veneers you loose some of your healthy tooth structure to mask this problem.

Small midline shift is a common thing fixed with porcelain veneers.  8-10 veneers will allow this correction and maintain or correct proportions and shape.  This can be done in 2-3 weeks in an experienced office.