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For your front tooth to get loose and fall out you likely have some sort of periodontal "gum" disease. You need to schedule an appointment with a dentist and have a comprehensive exam to evaluate this area. If you are a candidate a dental implant would be the best option. If not, you could be looking at a dental bridge or partial denture (flipper). Good luck to you.
This is a difficult question to answer as we don't really have adequate information. My concern is why did the tooth fall out? Often this can be due to periodontal disease. If this tooth was lost to perio disease other teeth are likely affected. I would suggest you consult a dentist to see what your options are. They may include an implant or a bridge but until you know the status of the other teeth you cannot make a good decision. Good Luck!
Your question is a good one, and I applaud you for seeking answers from specialist. You should contact a periodontist, a type of dentist who specializes in caring for the supporting structures of the teeth. A periodontist can diagnose the cause of your gummy smile and create a treatment plan...
Based on the photos, you appear to be a good candidate for porcelain veneers to improve the shape and color of your teeth, and ultimately your smile. Seek an experienced cosmetic dentist who has great photos and reviews.
It appears that you have some crowding and unaesthetic angulations of your teeth in both your top and bottom jaws that could be greatly improved by orthodontic treatment, possibly even Invisalign. While this treatment may take longer than lets say veneers, its much more conservative because it...
