Is It Possible to Get Veneers on Only the 2 Front Teeth? (photo)

Not sure why they said ortho on an adult is a bad idea.  I think it is great, we do it all the time.  You CAN do just two veneers, but getting the colors and shape to match may be a challenge.  The more you do, the better the result, as this allows the dentist and lab more control of the overall look.  Four may be a better option.

 

A rule of thumb is to veneer all teeth that appear in a smile for the best result.  If fewer are done (due to budget, time or whatever), then the results can still be nice, but it IS a compromise so expectations should be tempered.

I would strongly suggest correcting the alignment of your teeth prior to exploring the option of veneers. You are clearly self conscious, and straightening them will instantly improve your smile.Best of luck.James Asaf, DDS

You can definitely limit the treatment to the front 2 teeth. Just realize that there will be compromise in the final cosmetic result. 

It is possible to give 2 veneers on your front teeth, but seeing the pictures, it does not seem advisable. You have a restricted arch form, hence the positioning of your central incisors. I would suggest more that 2 venners, as they will be more esthetic in your case. Preferrably 4-6 will be better, as they ill allow the ceramist to give a more natural shape to the teeth.

Hope this helps.

You can get a great, natural result with Invisalign. Adult orthodontics are very popular these days especially using clear aligner therapy.  Ask your dentist for an Invisalign consultation to learn more about it!