Unsatisfied with Resin Veneers? (photo)

The solution may not be as invasive as you think to address your concerns.  Perhaps having your dentist do some slight adjusting on the shape of the "edges" of the veneers to round them off would give them a softer appearance.  They can also be shortened slightly if needed.  Keep in mind, that it is not normal for you to see our teeth that shape.  Give it a few weeks before doing anything drastic.  I am sure that your dentist is open to making the necessary changes that would make you happy with the result.  Good luck.

Your teeth definitely have a new shape to them.  At first this change will seem and probably feel odd or large.  Partly because they are larger.  It takes time for your mouth to adjust to changes, you've had years of your teeth being one way and now they are different.  That being said, I know very few dentists who would want any of their patients unhappy with the work done by them.  Make detailed notes, draw pictures, find pictures to bring in to your dentist to give him ideas of what you are looking for.  It sounds like he is working hard to find what you are looking for, he may just need a little more direction from you.

Resin or composite veneers (or bonding) can be a very mild way to change the look of your front teeth.

It is not unusual when you have a major bonding done, that you need follow up and even re-contouring.

Right now, I would make a very specific but short list of what you would like changed in the bonding.

Call your cosmetic dentist now and see if they can make your follow up appointment sooner. At this point, breathe, and give him a chance to make some substantial modifications. It might even take more than one follow up.

There is still a very good chance that you will enjoy the bonding after it's modified.