Can veneers fix my crooked teeth? Am I a candidate for veneers on those two teeth? (Photos)

I would suggest beginning with composite veneers on thos teeth and the if you like the results switch to porcelain veneers.  You may decide you would rather do 4 teeth or even 8-10 teeth for a fuller smile.  Reduction would be necessary as you clearly understand.  You will probably want to work with a dentist who can provide in office custom staining

Dear Trimmy,
You have the option to do Invisialign or veneers. Invisalign may take 6 months whereas veneers can be done within 2 weeks. However, veneers require shaving down the tooth of the lateral incisor. By doing 4 veneers only, you will be able to see a fantastic result.
Best,
Dr. Joseph Goodman 

Hello, My name is Doctor Sebastian.
You can fix this with veneers. The only thing you have to know is that you lateral incisors will be shave down a little bit in order to put porcelain veneers and get a better position of your top row. check my profile pictures and you will find a similar picture of your case.

Hello,
I believe you can consider veneers to fix your lateral incisors. I recommend doing veneers on the front six teeth at least since this will give a better esthetic result. The teeth will have to be reduced more than they would if you first bring them into the correct position with braces or Invisalign and then do veneers. The dentist can show you a diagnostic wax-up and determine ahead of time how much reduction will be required in order to give you the smile you want.

In your case the lateral incisors being undersized and slightly out of position would make you an ideal candidate for veneers. I would recommend having a diagnostic wax-up done where a prototype is built based on those models.  The wax-up can provide provisionals while your porcelain is being made (if you go that route) and help you and your dentist design your final smile.  If you decide on only 2-4 veneers than the veneers will be custom made to your exact tooth shade.  Custom shaded teeth with natural luminosity and opacity will create an aesthetically beautiful outcome with no downtime or speech impediment.   

Hi :You can definitely get porcelain veneers to straighten out the side teeth.  One thing to keep in mind since you are only getting two veneers you have to maintain the color of your natural teeth over time to make sure you do not consume too much staining liquids such as tea, coffee and red wine.Best,Dr. Maddahi

Yes, veneers or a close relative in the all porcelain family of restorations would be a great solution to correct what you dislike about these teeth.  

Hi,
This can easily be corrected with veneers/crowns. The real question is how much space do you have in those areas. A rotated tooth = narrower space. For example, a tooth that normally would be 7mm in width may not fit in a space that is only 5mm. A competent dentist can do a trial waxup (and even a try-in) before any work is done to assess whether the "straightened tooth" will look proportionately normal in those areas and whether or not a veneer or perhaps a variation of a crown will be needed. The alternative is to veneer the front 4 teeth and divide the spaces proportionately. It's all in the planning! Good luck

You can absolutely have veneers to straighten out those 2 lateral incisors.  Keep in mind that veneers are an irreversible treatment, but they are also a fantastic treatment.  Invisalign is great because it's not noticeable and can move those teeth into the correct position, but if you don't want to take the time to wear invisalign, then veneers would be a great option.  Make sure you do your research and find a dentist that is very experienced with cosmetic work and with doing actual porcelain veneers.

Yes, it is possible to fix the alignment of your teeth with veneers. Seek an experienced cosmetic dentist who has great photos and reviews.