Wanting veneers but my top front teeth are pushed back.

Without photos it's pretty hard to determine if veneers would give you the results you are aiming for. Porcelain veneers and crowns could be used to give you a broader, more proportionate smile. The best thing to do, is consult with an experienced cosmetic dentist to determine your options. I'll link a photo of a patient of mine who's smile was completely transformed with 6 porcelain crowns. I hope this helps. Click save on the save button below my name, so that you may ask me more questions in the future.  

Hi,

Having teeth move back after braces is not uncommon, especially if retainers aren't worn after treatment. Without a picture, its difficult to asses your exact situation. Generally, veneers can be used to build-out teeth that are slanted inward from their natural position. If the teeth are mildly set back, veneers may be a great option to fix your smile without undergoing orthodontic treatment again. If the teeth are too far back, the amount of porcelain required to straighten them would make the veneers look too thick and fake. If this situation is what you have, I would recommend seeing an orthodontist to realign your teeth. Schedule a consultation with a qualified cosmetic dentist to discuss all of your options.

Hi:

Without a photo is very difficult to give you an accurate assessment, however, with porcelain veneers you can definitely build out the front teeth.  Its best to do a consultation with a top cosmetic dentist in your area and do a wax up model that shows you how your teeth will look before you start.

Best,

Dr. Maddahi