Veneer Broke in Half and One Piece is Still Glued On? (photo)

From the picture you have provided it appears that you would need a full coverage crown placed.  The veneer needs to be removed and then reprepared for full coverage.  Not that big of deal

 

Porcelain is strongest when in one piece. Once it breaks, the likelihood of  it breaking again is very high. Bonding it back on is only a temporary fix and unless you wish to revisit the same problem over and over again it would be a good idea to return to tyour dentist to have him remake it- a full coverage crown looks to be your best option in this situation.

I too think you will need a full coverage crown. This never should have been attempted to be rebonded. In the interim you can have dental bonding to cover the tooth. Can last quite awhile depending on usage.

First of all don't worry, this can be fixed.Judging from the pictures it looks like this porcelain restoration covers both the front and back of your tooth.  It is going to need a crown as a replacement.  Unfortunately if you go to another dentist you will have to pay to have the replacement done.  If finances is an issue right now you could buy some time with a temporary crown and do the final replacement in time.  (When I say temporary crown I am thinking in the range of 6 months to 1 year or less).

Don't try to remove the rest by yourself.  Let a professional do that.  I wouldn't want to see you damage your tooth.

Good luck!

See a dentist who can easily drill off the rest of the venner. You probably will probablyeed a full crown replacement.

In my opinion, porcelain veneers can never be glued if they break in half, always a new piece must be done. After looking at your pictures, you must definitely need a crown and please do not try to remove the remains of that veneer yourself. Search for a dentist that can do it, you can also get a temporary tooth for no more than 6-9 months and then you will need a crown.