Would I be a good candidate for dental bonding on my front two teeth for discoloration? (Photos)

Dental bonding can definitely improve the color and shape. However depending on your bite, you might get chipping, or discoloration. Looking at the rest of your teeth, it will be a hard color to match for only 2 teeth to the rest of your teeth, since your teeth does show hypocalcification. My suggestion see an expert cosmetic dentist near you!
You might want to do more teeth for matching color and uniformity, and possibly entertain veneers.

Hi, thanks for write... The best option for you is Porcelain veneers, more sthetic and durable, bonding veneers get stain and change color. Good luck.

codyj8,From what I can tell in the photos it appears as though your front teeth are more discolored than the rest.  It is hard to know exactly if you are a candidate because looking at your xrays as well as your bite and how your teeth function is an important consideration before jumping into composite bonding.  However, you may be.  Consider the pros and cons of bonding to veneers or porcelain restorations carefully.  Most of my adult patients have concerns about longevity and porcelain is going to last longer than composite.  On the other side of the coin, composite bonding can be more cost effective and less time consuming.  All the Best,