What options do I have for correcting opaque veneers? (Photo)

Great question. Most patients focus on whiteness and opacity when it comes to dental restorations. However, what is really standing out to people (even though they aren't realizing it) is the ANATOMY of these restorations. Overall, these restorations are a bit bulky and rounded. They lack the natural shape and outlines that is most desirable. Your restorations almost appear to be "no-prep" or "minimal prep", meaning the doctor did not (or was requested not to) "shave" the teeth sufficiently to create the required space for ceramic. Without adequate preparation, it is almost impossible to achieve natural teeth anatomy, and thus, a bulky and fake result occurs. So in summary, the opacity of these restorations are not what is drawing peoples attention (even though many will say it)!