Lisp after veneers and one veneer slightly longer? Can this be corrected? (photos)

First off, I'd like to tell you that your veneers look good.  If you are not in love with them because of a slightly longer structure of one of them, then I this is something that your cosmetic dentist should definitely be able to adjust.  It is not common that the veneers are different from the temporaries, but it is definitely possible.  As for the lisp, adjusting the veneer length on that side may solve the problem instantly, but if not, you may need to simply get more practice talking with the veneers in order to resolve your lisp.  Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMD

Your veneers look really nice and you have a beautiful smile!  Just go back and ask your dentist to adjust the length of the veneer that is bothering you so you will be happy with your smile. Your lisp is temporary and often happens when your teeth change shape.  You will correct this yourself as soon as you become  comfortable with your veneers!

Your dentist should be able to adjust the length of the porcelain veneer that you think is a bit too long.  Cosmetic dentists adjust the length of teeth, crowns and veneers all the time.  Regarding the lisp, go back to your dentist and he/she will check the thickness of the veneer.  Also, you might find that it just takes a while to settle down and for you to get used to the new position and length of your veneers.  Thus.....have your dentist check your veneers and just give it some time.