Can I blend composite and porcelain veneers to meet my budget? (Photo)

I would not recommend this approach.  These materials will look different than each other, even when performed by an experienced cosmetic dentist.  Wait until you can have it performed correctly to avoid disappointment and ensure that you spend your money wisely.  Good luck.  

Hello there,I would not recommend this.  Bonding should always be thought of as a temporary fix when being used cosmetically on your front teeth. This is because bonding stains very easily and chips easily, as well. Even when choosing the same shade of composite and porcelain, you will not end up with an exact match because they're two different materials.  I would highly recommend porcelain veneers.  Be sure to look at before and after photos when choosing your dentist.  This will give you a pretty accurate idea of how your teeth will look.  Good luck and I hope this info helps you. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDSt. Louis, MO Area (O'Fallon, IL)RealSelf100

While you may get a decent match in color, it won't be perfect, and in some light situations they won't match very well at all.  There is a property called metamerism, where light bends in different mediums. CAN you?  Yes.  Will it be "perfect"?  No.  Will you care? That is up to you.Also, consider that 6 veneers is rarely a good option, ESPECIALLY if you are wanting to brighten or whiten your teeth.  The average number of teeth treated is normally 8-10 teeth, 1-2 teeth beyond the canines (eye teeth).