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In your case I would recommend orthodontics over porcelain veneers due to how large that space is. If you veneers I feel like they would look way too wide.
Porcelain veneers would close the gap but your teeth would end up looking too wide which would look very odd. Usually the best way forward would be to have braces to close the gap.Sometimes veneers can be done but would often need your 6 front teeth doing and make all of them slightly wider so the 2 middle ones don't end up too wide.
Veneers would work, but your teeth will look very big and wide. I'd recommend braces or Invisalign to close the spaces as much as possible before considering veneers.
Make sure you find a dentist who knows how to prepare the teeth. Most of the preparation will be on the distal or back side of the front six.
You can make a big change with a combined proceedures,first braces could be a good option,but in case you do not want to do braces,you can go straight to Smilemakeover,shape size and even color to make that big difference,close those gaps.
The shade you choose is very important, and how many teeth are being veneered is also a determining factor. If you are looking for a VERY white shade- you must do at least 8 teeth in each arch, otherwise it will show the Difference too much. The lightest ‘natural shade is a B...
First you need to do something with the impacted canine, because that tooth is going to harm the rest of the teeth, and before thinking about getting veneers you should think in the double proceedure with braces and surgery so you can correct that canine,thinking of a Long lasting term s...
Unfortunately, orthodontics are your only real answer to correct the your spacing issues. It is possible that a cosmetic dentist (AACD) could correct your problems with veneers, but it may limit their ability to create a beautiful smile without moving the teeth first to create a more...
