Would veneers be a good fit for me if I am looking to reduce the size of my teeth? (photos)

Looking at your photos and reading your question, I can tell you that you would be an excellent candidate for porcelain veneers on your front teeth.  Veneers can most certainly be used to change the size of your teeth.  I would highly recommend making sure that the gum graft is successful before getting the veneers because if the gum graft fails afterwards, you may need to have your veneers redone to compensate for the gum loss around those teeth.  Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMD

I think that you would be a great candidate for porcelain veneers.  I would shorten the length of your central incisors and slightly lengthen the teeth next to them to place  all of the teeth in the correct proportion.  This could be performed in two visits and your new smile would look great.  Good luck.  

Looking at the photos, your central
incisors are disproportionately larger than the lateral incisors. The advantage
of veneers allows you to create a proportional smile line because the larger
teeth can be reduced and the smaller teeth can be increased to create a more
congruent and even smile. Even after orthodontics, the teeth will still remain
disproportionate but veneers can correct this. If you’re reducing the size of
the teeth, these require reduction; preparing reduction of the enamel and the
tooth structure, which is one of the things that needs to be considered and to
what extent. The smaller teeth can be increased with the veneers.