Veneers on lower teeth? (Photo)

Hello there,I would recommend veneering your upper and lower teeth if you plan to choose a shade that is significantly different than your natural teeth, especially if whitening is not an option for your lower teeth.  You want veneers to transform your smile, but you don't want them to stand out so much that it's obvious you've had your teeth done. I would recommend doing a little research on line and finding a dentist with great before and after photos. This will give you a pretty good indication of what you can expect from the dentist that you select. I'll attach a link to a before and after photo of a patient of mine, who's case was very similar to yours. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDSt. Louis, MO area (O'Fallon, IL)Real Self 100

If you only show the upper teeth there is no reason that you have to do the lowers.  As long as you are ok with a difference in color between the top and bottom it is completely fine to do the uppers only.  It would help to whiten the lowers to make the difference in color not be so drastic.  

According to the picture, lower teeth don´t look staining and when you smile we can only see the top teeth but sometimes doctors recommended both because of the teeth color that you wan and the difference that can be between the upper and lower teeths color. I recommended you if you want BL1 to put in both but if you will look for a more natural color (The same that the lower teeth) just do it on the uppe ones. 

While the "best" result would be to treat all teeth, the investment is usually what stops people.  Upper teeth only will be half the investment of doing upper and lower.  Only the PATIENT can decide how many teeth is the right number.