Unequal sizes front veneers. Am I just being too picky or should this have been addressed? (Photo)

Your concerns about the symmetry and size of dental crowns are valid, as these factors are crucial for both aesthetics and function. If the crowns' appearance is causing distress, it is reasonable to seek a second opinion. A cosmetic dentist, such as myself, can evaluate the crowns and suggest the best course of action, which may include replacement to achieve a harmonious and satisfying result. It's important to feel confident in one's smile, and a cosmetic dentist specializes in ensuring that dental work not only functions properly but also looks natural and meets the patient's expectations.

I understand that symmetry, particularly in the front teeth, is very important for creating a balanced and natural-looking smile. Based on what you've shared and the image, I can see why the size difference between the front veneers might be bothering you.
Here's what I'd recommend considering:
1.- Aesthetic Balance: In cosmetic dentistry, the front two teeth (central incisors) usually set the tone for the rest of the smile. Ideally, these teeth should be nearly identical in size and shape for a harmonious look. Small discrepancies can sometimes add a touch of naturalness, but they should not be so noticeable that they affect your confidence.
2.- Your Comfort and Satisfaction: If the asymmetry is affecting how you feel about your smile, it’s worth discussing with your dentist. You deserve to feel completely satisfied with the outcome of your cosmetic treatment, and most dentists aim to meet the high standards of symmetry and aesthetics in such cases.
3.- Possible Solutions: Minor adjustments can sometimes be made through polishing or reshaping the veneers. If the size difference is more pronounced, it may be necessary to replace one or more veneers to achieve the symmetry you’re looking for.
4.- Trust Your Instincts: Don’t feel that you’re being too picky—cosmetic dental treatments are very personalized, and your satisfaction is a priority. If the current results are not meeting your expectations, don’t hesitate to communicate this to your dentist or seek a second opinion if needed.
In summary, you're not being too picky; wanting your smile to look balanced is a valid expectation. A reputable cosmetic dentist will understand your concerns and work with you to make any necessary adjustments to achieve the result you’re aiming for.
Best Regards,Dr. Miller Vieira Paula