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For your case, I would recommend moving your teeth into proper position with orthodontics first. After completing orthodontic treatment, veneers are an excellent option to give you a perfectly white smile. Consult an experienced cosmetic dentist and an orthodontist to determine your options. I hope this helps. Click save on the save button below my name, so that you may ask me more questions in the future.
Hi:Your case seems to be extreme for veneer, it might be best to move the tooth with orthodontic treatment (invisilign or braces). Consult an experienced cosmetic dentist and an orthothodontist before you decide on a course of treatment. Best,Dr. Maddahi
Unfortunately, veneers are not the answer for your situation. The ideal approach is to move your teeth to a better position with braces or Invisalign.
Based on this picture, you have two options, option1 Braces for at least 1 year and at the end you will have those teeth aligned, but at the end you will have the same color and shape of teeth. Option 2 within just 1 week, you can make a big change in shape, size and even color with veneers or crowns and you will love your smile, you will not regret to do a positive change on your smile.
Without photos it's pretty hard to determine if veneers would give you the results that you desire. Remember, veneers are thin so while it may be possible to design them to push your lips out slightly, you shouldn't rely on veneers to make major improvements to your lips. Porcelain veneers may...
I agree with the previous dentist that 4 veneers is the minimal amount. Another suggestion I would make is for you to consider short term orthodontics. If you move the teeth into a more ideal position you may not require veneers at all. If you still need the veneers they will be much more...
The best thing to do is return to the dentist who placed your veneers to discuss your concerns. I always recommend okaying your restorations before having them permanently bonded. That way, any necessary changes to shade, shape and fit can easily be made. I understand that at this point you are ...
