Hello there,You can certainly widen your smile by choosing 1 of 2 options. Your options include using a widening orthodontic appliance with braces to follow, or using veneers.With an orthodontic appliance, you are looking at several months of treatment to first widen your top arch, then using braces or Invisalign to perfect the alignment. In my office, I have used porcelain veneers to instantly create that perfect smile that my patients seek. I've outlined a few of the +'s and -'s associated with your two options.Option #1 Veneers positives: immediate results; long-lasting results (expect porcelain veneers to last 20-30 years, if done properly by the right doc);highly stain resistant (never need to be whitened);they give your teeth added strength.takes only 2 apppointments.Negatives of veneers: require some minor loss of natural tooth structure; veneers can come off if done improperly; veneers may not look better than your natural teeth, if done improperly.Option #2 Orthodontic positives:You loose no tooth structure.You can achieve results similar to veneers.Negatives of orthodontics: they take several months or sometimes years to complete treatment; provide no protection against teeth staining; most orthodontic cases will have relapse after treatment (relapse is when your teeth start moving back to their original position; can be just as costly as veneers; may require a couple of veneers to achieve the look that you want, even after orthodontic care.The most important thing, is to pick an excellent cosmetic dentist that knows what they're doing, since you are considering altering your 2 front teeth. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDSoft Touch DentistrySt. Louis, MO, O'Fallon, IL