My last dentist bonded my four front teeth. One of them broke. Can another dentist rebond it?

The photos that you attached a very helpful because they show very well the concerns that you describe. If one of your concerns is to have the teeth appear more straight, then I would consider minor orthodontic movement prior to doing any major cosmetic dentistry. If you simply wish to have...

There would be no cost benefit to you, if you try to find a dentist to reattach the same bonding that fell off; it would be much better to have the bonding on that tooth simply redone.  The typical cost for cosmetic bonding ranges from about $150-$350 per tooth, depending on your region of...

Porcelain veneers are tremendously better than composite bonding in every way.  If you have heard horror stories about them, then you are talking to the wrong people, including dentists.  Dentists that are untrained or unskilled are not able to provide an acceptable service, and often...

I have done cases exactly like this, resulting in a closed space with teeth that are the normal width.  It is easier if the clinician that does the orthodontics is also the one removing the bonding, but I would not trust Invisalign to do this case.  You should use traditional brackets....

This can be done one of three ways.....Using dental bonding, porcelain veneer, or a full coverage porcelain crown. I would go with dental bonding first to save on tooth structure allowing your bite will not interfere or cause the bonding to fail prematurely. Dental bonding will also be the least...

When a tooth gets wobbly (loose or mobile) after a new filling, crown or bonding is done, the tooth likely has a high spot that needs to be adjusted to get back to the natural balance that is meant to be. A tooth may not survive if the high spot continues to strike repeatedly. Pain, periodontal...