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Luckily, the broken piece is not actually your tooth. The lighter colored areas behind your front teeth are calcified plaque, and a piece of that is what broke off. Just head in to your dentist for a cleaning and they'll get the rest of it off!
Also looks like your frontal teeth are a little inclined. Seems you need a little work of Ortho and then fix the tooth broken. We are at Playa del Carmen, Mexico. Fun, vacation and dental treatment :)
You'll need to get a new retainer to fit over the newly bonded teeth. Your dentist who does the bonding can usually make a new retainer for you too.
It's possible that these pits came from the orthodontic appliance debonding. It's the risk you take with conventional bracket bonding and orthodontic treatment. I'm not blaming the orthodontist; it's just a fact of life. As to your question of how to fix; composite bonding would be the best. An...
