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Without photos it is impossible to tell you what the best option is to correct your canines. I can tell you that the best solution will be one of three options:1. Full crowns2. Veneers 3. Full orthodontic treatment (braces)Find a dentist to consult with and have him/her give you their opinion as to the best treatment for you. Good luck.
please upload photos, so we can guide u in proper way. i feel u r saying buccally placed canines . that is not possible by veneers or crowns. because good amount of tooth reduction is required in such cases . best option for u is braces.
On this cases, i recommend you to make a crown instead of a veneer, due to lateral movements of the lower jaw.a veneer would not be the best option, but you can have a metal free crown that would be the same color ,shape and size.its a one appointment procedure, and you can get affordable prices, for treatments like this.
Please upload pics of teeth preparation. otherwise its very difficult to say anything. in your case its re veneering , so little more preparation is must.
I'm impressed with your photoshop skills, however, you already have a straight tooth.... its just rotated. Rotate it in the right position, it will last longer and look better than any veneer. Consult an orthodontist for your options.
Looks like the "yellow" is the underlying tooth structure. The tooth underneath has not been fully covered. Since you chose a very higher value (brighter) in the final restoration, the opaqueness contrasts against the base tooth shade. Breaking contact between the teeth, to wrap the restoration...