I'm almost 33 and definitely not interested in underbite surgery. Would porcelain veneers help my underbite? (photos)

Generally speaking, veneers alone cannot correct a moderate under-bite.  Since surgery is not an option, you may be a great candidate for a series of adjustable retainers to expand your top arch and reduce the span of your bottom arch.  Another option may be Invisalign a the removal of a couple of teeth in your bottom arch.  Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMD

Porcelain veneers alone,
depending on the extent of the under bite may help but judging by the photo’s,
you are on the borderline of being able to achieve this with the veneers alone.
The result and effect would be quite thick, un-aesthetic veneers to reduce the
effect or the illusion of the under bite. A possible option for you could be to
have minor pre cosmetic orthodontics using Invisalign where you take the teeth
out a fraction just to help reduce the overbite and then placement of the
veneer, this could be a possible scenario if surgery is totally a none option
for you.

Looking at the clinical pictures -veneers would not be an option .In order to correct this situation orthodontics or surgery would be required Tracey Bell