I have a broken tooth, but the root is still there. Will I need a root canal? (photo)

In the photo you sent, the chipped area doesn't seem large but fractures of this size and location can be a bit tricky depending on your habits (chewing nails, ice, grinding your teeth, etc) and depending on how you bite on this tooth. If a filling is done in this area, without...

If there is enough solid tooth structure remaining above the bone level (solid meaning no decay), then it shouldn't be a problem to rebuild your tooth. If by "dead", you mean that tooth has had a previous root canal, a post, core build up and crown would be needed as well. If the tooth hasn't...

Teeth with previously treated root canals can often be retreated successfully. I would see an endodontist (root canal specialist) to see what your options are.

Thank you for the photo you sent along...that really helps in answering your question.  You have a decayed lateral incisor there.  Yes your tooth can be bonded.  And that can always yield a nice result in the hands of a skilled dentist. However the bigger question for you is how...

You can get beautiful results with properly performed orthodontics. You will need some dental arch development followed by straightening of your teeth. The reason your two upper front teeth look so large is because your two upper lateral incisors (the teeth next to your two center teeth) are too...

I will answer your questions as if you were a patient of mine.  Sedation:  I would sedate you under the condition that you bring me a note from your primary care physician stating that your kidneys are fine with no renal failure whatsoever.   This is because the sedation drugs are...