Can I Use Veneers Only on my Two Front Teeth? (photo)

From looking at your photo I would definitely recommend orthodontics as by far your best option.  Your arches are very narrow and constricted making your front two teeth look protruding.  If your teeth were properly positioned I think you would be happy with your smile.

Yes they can be improved with veneers, but I think a form of orthodontics would better benefit your entire smile.  You could use regular braces, but I would prefer to do this case with invisalign. Six Month Smile could be another option which only corrects the teeth you see when you smile. It is faster and cheaper than invisalign or regular braces and it is invisible also but is done with clear wires and brackets.  Make sure you have a consultation with an orthodontist  before you do Veneers.  Once veneers always Veneers!  There is no turning back! Good luck Diana!

Looking at your photo, your two central incisors lean outwards creating what is commonly referred to as a "buck teeth look".  But, your other teeth all lean inwards.  Honestly, your problem could be improved with porcelain veneers, but the optimal treatment for you would be orthodontics.

If you are unwilling to consider orthodontic treatment then you have to have a serious talk with yourself on how high your expectations are?  Doing just two veneers will improve your appearance somewhat, but doing six or eight would achieve a much better esthetic result. 

You are a young lady and although I don't do orthodontics, and most of my practice is doing cosmetic dentistry and veneering, I would highly recommend orthodontics for you as the best way for you to get a beautiful smile!