I would like to fix both front teeth. Dental bonding or veneers? (photo)

You appear to have a beautiful smile a very small defect as a chip on your upper right central and a hard to see white spot...Bondings would work and give you a very good result for a time..I like that option for you...However if you wanted to have a beautiful smile and longevity also and your happy with the present color of your teeth I would rec two veneers for your two front teeth....Thanks.

Thanks for asking the question and dental bonding is the suitable and perfect option to fix the chipped tooth.

Hi:You have a beautiful smile.  I would suggest to start with bonding since the chip is not too big.Best,Dr. Maddahi

I think that you can get by with just the bonding but you would have to go back after sometime and get them replaced. And on the other hand veneers is a more permeant solution.

My personal philosophy is that I would like to do the least amount of dentistry to achieve the desired goals of my patient. If your goal is to just address the one chipped tooth, then dental bonding will be my recommended treatment. I rarely recommend one porcelain veneer because it is very difficult to get a perfect color match when only addressing one tooth. 
If your goal is to address both teeth than my recommendation would be to have two porcelain veneers. Even though veneers require more of an initial financial investment, they have many advantages as compared to dental bondings. Veneers will look more life like, they will last longer, and they are more color stable. 
If you are concerned about jumping right into veneers, you could always have the bonding completed first which would address your immediate needs, and then you can always do veneers in the future. 

Both are valid options but I would prefer a bonding over porcelain veneers. They will look great, feel smooth and need no drilling and no lidocaine. If you are careful, they can last many years and best of all you can always do veneers later. You are very young and bonding in this case is  great.

Bonding can be done without any filing down  your tooth or removing enamel.  It is a very conservative procedure and much less expensive than veneers.  We show our patients a preview of how the teeth will look by creating a resin veneer in less than two minutes.  If they like the way it looks, they will like the way the final bonding looks.  We offer our patients an option that if for some reason they are not happy with the bonding anytime in the first year, they can apply what they have paid to go towards porcelain veneers.  In the last 3 /2 years, we have not had anyone exercise that option.  
I would definitely recommend that you try bonding first, you have nothing to lose.  If you do porcelain veneers and do not like the results, it is an irreversible procedure.  The only way to change them is to drill them off to remove and then have them remade.  There is usually a charge for this.  Whoever you choose to do your treatment, find out what their guarantee is and if there is a fee to remake if you are not happy with the results.  

I would definitely fix the chipped tooth with the bonding as it will offer you the most conservative treatment 

Nice photos!Bonding is quick and not a huge financial commitment. Done by an experienced cosmetic dentist, these two teeth would look very natural.Porcelain veneers take a few appointments and represent a bigger financial investment, but are more lifelike in appearance, are stronger, and the shadewill not change over the years.You are young and have a nice smile. If you can swing it financially, whiten your teethand then do porcelain veneers- investing in your self is one of the best decisions you can make.

Good day and thanks for asking!
Both options are viable in your case. Both have pros and cons.
Bonding will workfine for a time being, but will need to be changed periodically, because it dends to darken over time, espesially if you smoke, dring red wine, coffee, enjoy indian food.
Dental porcelain veneers will last a LOT longer, but the cost is higher.
Oveall, I believe porcelain veneers are better choice though, because you do it once and it lasts.