Can Porcelain Veneers Mask an Occlusal Cant?

We correct canting with porcelain veneers everyday.  This is usually accomplished with a combination of  laser gum recontouring and the fabrication of the new veneers.  The teeth will need to be altered with a handpiece to do this, therefore the non-prep Lumineers would not be an option for your case.  

Veneers are an option to correct an occlusal cant.  With veneers, the teeth can be made to look upright with an improved midline.  Also, the occlusion should be evaluated and other treatment options should be given.  These options may include orthodontics or posterior teeth restorative with the veneers.

A common goal when improving a smile is the cant.  Despite our best efforts with orthodontics, it can be a challenge.  Porcelain veneers allow the dentist to create symmetry and balance, yet not all dentists know how.

Be sure to ask for photos of canted smile improvements, as experience DOES count in this case.

Yes, veneers are actually a good way to correct a dental cant, as long as there is little to no skeletal cant.

If your teeth are going up hill then the veneer can correct that without much effort. Its sad the ortho didnt pull them into position but at least you are a good starting place..