How easy is the procedure to replace a cemented crown on a front tooth?

Many dentists do not use a very strong cement for a cemented implant crown. This is done just in case the crown needs to be removed. If a weak cement was used, it may be fairly easy for the dentist to make you a new crown and remove the old oneIf a strong cement has been used, then your dentist will use the same procedure on the implant that they would use to remove a crown cemented onto a natural tooth.Either way, rest assured that removing this crown and replacing it with one that is more aesthetically pleasing should not be a problem.I hope you found this information to be helpful,Dr. Champagne

I am assuming that since you said the crown was cemented on, that this is not a "screw-retained" crown.  That would be pretty easy to remove.  That being said, removing a cemented crown is not easy but it can be done if you are so unhappy that you can't live with it that way.  Did the dentist show it to you before it was put in permanently? You might have been able to tell at that time that it was shorter.  The question now is, can it be done? Yes.  But you will have to discuss it with your dentist and make an arrangement as to how that will work now that it is cemented on. Good luck.

I believe it would be okay. They will just make a few slits on the crown and take it off. Your doctor will also take new impressions and then in a few days have your new crown.