Bonding keeps falling off my lateral incisor. Can I request a veneer or crown?

It will depend of the amoun of the teeth. Once your doctor evaluate your teeth he will prepare the teeth for a veneer or a crown. Is important to know that every teeth ith a dental crown will need a root canal. I recommended you to  ask your doctor for a general evaluation (With x-ray) and see what is the bes option for you.Good luck!

Sounds like there isn't enough retention for the filling, so a crown is a good option. Make sure the dentist takes the shades. Depending on the amount of the tooth that's left , your dentist could either prepare the tooth for a crown or a veneer. You could see the crown on the tooth and see if you like the shade before they cement it in for you...Your dentist can take pictures before the tooth is prepared along with appropriate x-rays to submit to insurance. They can also send a pre-authorization to the insurance before the appointment to see if they would cover the costs. good luck!

Generally if the majority of the tooth is missing and requires a full coverage option to restore function and esthetics - a crown can be placed. Insurance companies vary from plan to plan and policies so it is important to discuss it with your dentist and their office to determine what your benefits may cover. Taking intra-oral photos and x-rays will help in giving the proper information to insurance companies. Good luck!