Are veneers possible with severe root resorption? (Photo)

Veneers are possible, but you would need a complete evaluation, considering that you have so much root resorption.  I would recommend returning to your dentist or finding cosmetic dentist that can help you.I hope this helps.Dr. Sarah Thompson

HelloUnfortunately root resorption leads to less support of the teeth because there is less tooth being held in the bone.  It is possible to do veneers and other aesthetic work but keep in mind that the stability of the teeth is compromised so the treatment may not last.  Without X-rays it's hard to predict how long the teeth will be there but with 50% bone loss you may have 5-20 years again depending on your bite and other force factors.  Long story short if you have the means of paying for the veneers and want to make the most of the time the teeth are there the answer is yes. 

there are several ways to restore this, and to have along term solution, you will need a extensive clinical and x ray examination, even with small roots there are options to have this a great layout.