Can a new crown be colored matched to my surrounding teeth? (Photo)

Unfortunately there is definitely no match! you do show a lot of de-calcification on your teeth, and if you want it to be a perfect match, you need an expert ceramist to be present with your dentist, and do custom coloring and contouring! It will cost more but definitely worth it!
Best of luck

Hi, Miracle.  You are correct, your crown definitely does not match. With your shading of your other teeth, you need a custom shade done by a lab. The shade guides will always fall short of your expectations. You need more characterization of the crown. Ask for Emax all porcelain crown. Unfortunately, you will not be able to fix the current crown. A second opinion might be helpful. Sorry.

I agree your permanent crown color isn't match with the surrounding teeth. You should consult with the experienced dentist this time for the treatment so that he or she will made the crown according to your teeth color and ask you before cemented it.

Yes, a talented and caring dentist can match the shade of your teeth using photography and a talented lab technician. Sometimes doing a single crown in the front is very challenging and may require additional fees, especially if you have to go to the lab technicians facility for a custom shade match.

Hello,
Matching single crowns in the anterior region often requires a custom shade specially with presence of white spots like your case (additional custom shading charges usually apply). Talk to your dentist about a possible custom shade at the laboratory with the master lab technician.
Dr. Mazaheri

It is sometimes very difficult to match a single front crown and you should seek the advice of one of the following:
1. a Dentist who is a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry
2. there is a Dental lab named DaVinci Dental lab that has a list of doctors all over the world they work with and they do tremendous job of matching shade with the right dentist.
What ever you do, ask the dentist if he has a lab tech come to the office, does he send patients to the lab or does he/she use photography to communicate shade.  
You will not match your teeth with just a shade guide alone, but it is possible to get a crown to blend with the rest of your teeth
good luck