It is possible to get dental veneers even if you have one or more missing teeth. However, there are a few important considerations. Veneers only cover the visible portion of existing teeth. They cannot replace or substitute for missing teeth. For gaps from missing teeth, dental bridges or implants may be needed to support and anchor the veneers. The specific technique depends on how many teeth are missing and if you have remaining healthy teeth to bond veneers to on both sides of the gap. Partial dentures or flippers may be required first if you are missing several adjacent teeth. Jawbone loss from missing teeth may also need to be addressed before veneers. Talk to your dentist about the best options to stabilize your bite and fill in any gaps prior to getting veneers. With a customized treatment plan, veneers can still dramatically improve your smile despite missing teeth. Proper restoration is needed first to ensure the veneers have a strong foundation.