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There is the chance that you do not glue the tooth properly, and then you would stuck with the results. However, I would recommend that you use and over the counter adhesive like Fixodent to temporarily glue your tooth back to your bridge. This temporary fix should last you a few days at a time, which should be just enough time for you to get back in to be seen by your dentist. Please do not use any permanent bonding materials, because even if your repair job looks great, you could still compromise the integral structure of the entire bridge, if done improperly. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMDSoft Touch Dentistry
Unless you are a dentist who likes to practice on himself (just kidding) you should not attempt using a strong cement to put it back yourself. Call a dentist and arrange to be seen. In the meantime, if you absolutely need to put it back in quickly , purchase dent-temp cement at the drugstore...follow the instructions and put it in so a dentist can easily remove it. We need to see the reason why it came loose and you also don't want to put it in wrong with a permanent cement and end up ruining it!
Porcelain is made under extreme heat. Unfortunately, the only way to add porcelain to your veneers is to put them in a porcelain furnace (obv, not possible). Trying to add bonding to them will not work long term. So unfortunately you're only option is re-doing them.
Hello Lindie,Veneering your crowns is not a good idea. It is much better to have the crowns removed and redone. Veneering crowns is possible, but is not attractive or recommended. Your teeth would feel very bulky and would appear this way to close friends and family. ...
Unfortunately, it is not possible to darken the shade once they are cemented. However, your dentist will usually do a try-in, a few minutes before he starts to cement them. You should ask for a mirror during the try-in stage, so that you can double check the shade. In the event...
