Can I get my porcelain veneers removed & replaced with composite (chairside) veneers? (photos)

I'm sorry to hear that you are unhappy with your veneers. If I were you, I would return to the dentist who placed you veneers and discuss your concerns. The best case scenario would be that your dentist places new veneers that are less bulky, gives you the results you desire and you pay nothing more out of pocket. Porcelain veneers are superior to composite veneers in every way. You don't want to take a step backward by replacing porcelain with composite. I hope this helps and follow me on RealSelf for more questions and answers.

So sorry to hear that you Hate your veneers.  Porcelain veneers are superior to composite veneers as far as color stability, looking natural and strength.  Perhaps these are Emax veneers, speak to your dentist and ask if it's possible to get feldspathic veneers.  This way they can control the thickness better and give you what you want.  Good luck.  

Composite veneers require a great deal of dental talent for them to look very natural. That's why many dentists don't do that procedure. Porcelain veneers are made by a dental lab and also require a talented ceramist to make them look very natural, like teeth. If you were to remove your veneers, it would make most sense to have the dentist make new veneers that were less bulky.  That would give you a more predictable result.