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Based on your photos, you be considered a complicated case, however; it can be done. I've attached a link below to a photo that shows a case similar to yours. This case was done about 10 years ago and the patient still loves their smile. Your smile design would likely require about 3 appointments in an office like mine. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMD
Porcelain veneers can do a lot with patients with crooked teeth, however in looking at your bite and alignment of your teeth I sincerely believe that orthodontics would be the best treatment for you. Veneers or crowns could make your teeth look nicer, but wouldn't even close to giving your the correction needed to have a normal appearing smile.
Invisalign might be an option. Your eye teeth are too high so veneers would not really effectively correct you problem.
Yes, you can straighten teeth without braces with cosmetic dentistry! Many people are perfect candidates and others are not. If your teeth are discolored, heavily restored with dentistry, worn, chipped or fractured, cosmetic dentistry may be a better option than braces. If you are a teenager and you have crooked teeth, my advice is to undergo the braces and spend the time doing that. It is more idealistic to keep your natural teeth if everything else is fine.
There are several reasons why your veneer keeps coming off. It could be the (small) amount of tooth that the veneer can be bonded onto. It could be the dentist's technique or materials. It could be oral habits you may have, like grinding your teeth or the kind of things you...
The tooth next to your front tooth is called the lateral incisor, and is the smallest of all your upper front teeth. Because it is the smallest, it generally has the least retentive ability, and as such is usually the tooth that most often has veneers that come off.The fact that it has...
It would be better if I had some photos, but I can tell you that there should really be no noticeable difference between the appearance of the two veneers. Also, it is not typical to experience pain after veneers, but sometimes patients will experience sensitivity for up to 45 or 60 days...
