I have a broken bicuspid at the gum line. What treatment would you recommend?

It is possible that it is merely perception, but veneers should not move away from the tooth structure they are bonded to, at all.  Teeth have ligiments that connect them to the bone, the PDL, so there can be slight movement.  Pressure from your mouthpiece might soften the bone around...

Your dentist should be able to diagnose and help you with the problem. It could be one of the teeth previously treated. It also sounds very possibly to be a TMJ issue that was aggravated by you having to keep your mouth open during your last fillings. If so, you will need to find a dentist with...

You do have some gum recession which is minimal if you are in your 50's or 60's. If you are a in your 20's, it is more gum recession than there should be, so catch this in time and start using a very soft brush and brush very gently in those areas where there is gum recession. It is not how hard...

Unfortunately , there is no predictable surgical procedure to regenerate this tissue Fillers ( same as fillers ysed for facial procedures)  can been used to plump up the tissue.   But this procedure needs to be repeated as the results are temporary. you can consult with your...

Since it is only a single gap and your teeth look fairly proportionate, I would rule out the option of veneering or bonding this tooth because it would look quite disproportionate to the rest of the mouth. A possible scenario would be to look at some sort of braces, orthodontics or possibly...

It may not be your tooth structure, it may be a chunk of bacteria build up called "calculus".  You don't know many times I've gotten patients in my office claiming they broke their tooth, but in reality it was a chunk of calculus because they haven't been to the dentist in years.  Go...