I have a crown on my front tooth which is loose. My tooth is fractured. Can the fracture not be repaired?

I do see a little of what you are describing. However, the teeth do look great and look natural. Also, it can be a lot of trauma on the teeth to have them taken off. I suggest you leave them as is, since you do look good.

If you had pain prior to the preparation it is not uncommon to have pain after especially for the first few days.  If it does not subside there may be other factors involved including but not limited to a fracture or crack, an exposure of the nerve, over prepping...If it has been more then...

There are many possibilities :If your Crown is sensitive to hot fluids, there could be a nerve problem, If to cold it might be reversible.If the dental crown is sensitive to chewing pressure, then the crown might be high, to your bite or occlusion.Did your dentist warned you about any...

Suzie, Why not see a dentist? Superglue can kill a living tooth. It's actually the worst glue to use because it is also water-soluble (saliva) over a short period of time. If the crown keeps falling out it may need to be redone. You are taking the risk of swallowing it, or worse, aspirating...

Getting food stuck can cause periodontal breakdown of the bone and the gums, also can cause cavities on the roots of your teeth.You must address this as soon as possible with your dentist to avoid further breakdown!Most food can get stuck between teeth, due to pathologic migration, meaning tooth...

Hi:In most cases the tooth and the post can be recemented if there is no damage to the tooth or the post.  Best,Dr. Maddahi