Can veneers even out teeth of different lengths?
Yes — uneven or worn edges can be leveled with ceramic, but the reason they got short has to be solved first.
Front teeth end up uneven for different reasons: one tooth erupted short, an edge chipped, or years of grinding wore the enamel down. Veneers can restore a level, slightly longer edge line, which is one of the more dramatic changes the treatment offers.
Length is a bite question, not just a looks question
Adding length changes where the front teeth meet when you bite and speak, so the new edge position has to be tested against jaw movement, not just drawn for symmetry. If wear from grinding caused the shortening, a night guard becomes part of the plan or the new porcelain wears down the same way.
How much length a bite can accept varies from person to person, and individual speech patterns react to edge changes differently. A dentist can test the proposed length with a temporary mock-up at a consultation so you can talk and chew with it before the final ceramic is made.
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