Should I Get Veneers on my top 12 teeth? (photos)

You have a beautiful smile and beautiful teeth.  You do not need veneers! You are looking at a tremendous dental expense just to make your smile a little less gummy and Veneers will not help.  My suggestion to you is to try something that is non invasive like Botox which will relax your muscles and decrease the amount of gum shown. 

Since you still do not like how much your gums show when you smile, even though you had your gums raised previously, this has to be addressed before you do any veneers, or else you will be very disappointed.  You should visit a cosmetic dentist that works with a periodontist.  You will need what is called an osseous crown lengthening in order to reduce the amount of gums that show when you smile.  Once this is completed, you can then have porcelain veneers if you still feel that you do not like your smile.  Possibly, once your gum height is raised, you will be happy with your smile without having to do porcelain veneers. 

If you are unhappy with the amount of gum showing veneers are not going to change that.  Taking away further gum may not be possible if it compromises the stability of the teeth.  There are orthodontic ways now available to intrude (push up) the teeth that were not available when your braces were originally done to improve the amount of gum showing, which would be followed by restoring the teeth to a longer length with veneers.  Seek out a cosmetic dentist who can do a proper assessment with diagnostic models and radiographs and getting an orthodontist involved.