Can 2 front porcelain veneers match the rest of my teeth if I get it done?

Porcelain veneers for your front two teeth can match the rest of your teeth, however you will be needing an expert dentist and a great ceramic lab. You might be needing custom coloring and shaping from the ceramist, which may be additional charges and work. The good dentist usually prepares and shapes your teeth appropriately , and then sends it to the lab, to be fabricated. 

A good cosmetic dentist should be able to match the rest of your teeth.You should whiten all your natural teeth prior to doing the new veneers.Then, you should have a great smile!

Hi, thanks for sending your question. Its ideal to properly plan the veneers by having a complete smile design done with your new dentist. Once the smile design is completed you'd be able to see the shape of the new veneers and their harmony with the existing nearby teeth. The shade is something that your dentist will work with the laboratory to match to the other teeth. Make sure you examine before and after photos of other patients that your cosmetic dentist has treated for comparison. All the best.

We match veneers to natural teeth all of the time.  If you really like everything about your natural teeth, then have the old bonding removed and have veneers placed to match.  If you want your natural teeth whiter, whiten first and then match your whitened teeth.  Look closely -- if your two front teeth are significantly off color or shape, they are likely the main "distractor" in your smile.  When you fix the main "distractor" and make the two front teeth look beautiful, then other imperfections ("distractors") in other teeth could stand out.  If that's a possibility, create a plan for fixing those things should they bother you in the future.

Hi:Good question.  If you do your work with an experienced cosmetic dentist, you should be able to get your two veneers to match the rest of your teeth.Best,Dr. Maddahi