15 Porcelain Veneers - Not Sure if I Love Them Yet - Opinions Please : ) - Warren, NJ

My dentist polished them again to remove a bit more "glaze" and rounded out the sides a little bit. I am not 100% happy with the color, but I am like 98%, and they are a million times better than they were and not worth a redo. They are so much less yellow now, except in certain lights, where they still have a yellow look to them. I get my night guard next week and a cleaning with paste to polish them up a bit. I am posting a full progression, before, just after the permanents were placed, after one polishing and now. And one full face with a flash and one without. If anyone is struggling with the their veneer color, I would def ask your doctor if they have a glaze on top that can be taken down. My dentist said that the porcelain will still be just as stain resistant, and they still have some shine (before they were way too shiny for my taste). : )
I am very happy with my dentist. She has really taken the time to work with me on this to make sure I am happy.

I saw my dentist yesterday to discuss wanting my B1 veneers less yellow, and she said they were very shiny and recommended polishing them down a bit to reduce the shine/yellow look. She polished them a bit, sent me home to see if I liked them, and said she can polish them more if I am happy with the result. I am SO MUCH happier. They definitely look less yellow/greenish and a lot more natural. She also shaped my canine teeth more, so my smile isn't as square. I love it!! I am going to have her polish them a bit more next time, but I think I will be good with them now, no redo. Here is a before and after from last week to now, with the polishing. And an indoor and outdoor shot after the polishing. Everyone says they look much better in person.

This is the reason I probably won't change them, the color looks really good in outdoor light or sunny bright rooms. Took these pics this weekend. I am going back to the dentist this week to follow up, get fitted for my night guard and have her begin the replacement of my bridge on my left side (it's the reason my veneers look a little sunken in on the top on that side. The bridge is dark, and I would have veneered that tooth anyway. Once that is done, I think I am done. Still don't love the veneers in all lights indoors (especially yellowish lights, but I worry that that would happen with a lighter color too. Thanks to everyone who posted such positive comments, it really helped me see what others are seeing, not just my ultra critical eye!