Would getting veneers on my canon teeth help broaden my smile? (photos)

Hello there,Looking at your smile, veneers may help you some by putting them on your canines only, but you would achieve a much better look by putting veneers on TEN of your top teeth.  This means starting with the two teeth behind your canine on each side, then all the teeth from canine to canine.  This would actually make a huge difference in enhancing your smile.  I just had a patient last week that had the same issue.  She opted to get porcelain veneers from canine to canine, then I did chair side composite veneers on the two teeth behind each canine to fit her budget.   Good luck and I hope this info helps you. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDSt. Louis, MO Area (O'Fallon, IL)RealSelf100

You are certainly a candidate for veneers and an experienced cosmetic dentist should be able widen your smile if you did enough teeth.  It would likely take between 8-10 veneers to give you a broader, aesthetically improved smile. Should be a dramatic result in the end.  Good luck. 

Veneers on your upper right bicuspids would probably give you the best results.  Have a doctor do a composite mock up that you can wear for a few days to make sure it gives the results you want before moving to ceramics.Ira L Shapira DDSDiplomat, American Board of Dental Sleep MedicineDiplomat, American Academy of Pain ManagementFellow & Regent, International College of CranioMandibular OrthopedicsChair, American Alliance of TMD Organizations

So, you have a great smile already. The teeth are tipped inside slightly but it still looks good. However, since this is something that bothers you, veneers would be a great option to widen your smile and make it broader.Doing veneers on only the canines might not work though as the teeth behind it would start to look even more tipped/inside after the canine teeth are brought out. I would recommend you to visit a cosmetic dentist to get a mock up done and then decide how many teeth you want veneered to get the desired smile.Best of luck!!

From your questions, it sounds like you feel that the canines are tipped in and building these outward will give you the look that you want.  If you are happy with your four front teeth, porcelain veneers on the canines may give you the result you are looking for.  My advice would be to go see a dentist and have them do a mock up  using a resin composite material so that you can get an idea of how it will affect your smile.  If they apply it only to the canines and it gives you the result that you want, then you can move forward with the veneers on the canines.  Sometimes the teeth behind the canines may be also inward, or they may appear more inward after the mock up or veneer is place on the canines.  If this is the case, you may want to consider having veneers placed on 1 or 2 teeth behind the canines. This can often give a dramatic, wider smile.  Best of luck!

Veneers are wonderful to fix minor misalignment and certainly if you'd like to enhance the appearance of your canines veneers are a definite way to do so.  By the teeth moving back to their original positions is an indication of their 'natural' positions therefor placing veneers on your canines should give you the long term result you are looking for.-Robert A. Rees DDS, APC  La Jolla, Ca.

Porcelain veneers would be an excellent choice in achieving that perfect Hollywood smile. Veneers can definitely achieve that balance you are looking for. However, I would suggest considering braces or Invisalign, since your teeth appear to be in good shape and aesthetically pleasing, therefore porcelain veneers may be unnecessary.Best of luck.James Asaf. DDS