Can a dentist reattach a broken tooth?

i was pulling some pipes under the house and i pulled one too hard and it came and broke my tooth in half


i kept the half that fell out now i can put it back and it fits but just wont stay on





can a dentist %26quot;glue%26quot; it back somehow?

Can a dentist reattach a broken tooth?
No. It cannot be reattached. That is a fun question, Thanks....Good Luck. See a dentist....lol
Reply:I don%26#039;t think so.
Reply:yes, i think they can i had a friend that chipped her front tooth n the dentist put it back on n i also hav a friend that got n2 a fight n lost his front tooth n the dentist put it back n so i think it is very possible
Reply:It depends on how much of the tooth has fallen out. If it is entirely intact and the bone socket and surrounding gingiva is in excellent shape, the dentist may be able to restore the space using your original tooth. However, it sounds like the tooth has fractured. In this case, the dentist will probably have to restore it with some material like amalgam, composite resin, or a crown. If you injured your tooth enough that the pulp has died from the trauma, it may require a root canal before you put a crown over it.





If the rest of the root and tooth needs to be extracted, the dentist will replace the space with a bridge, implant, or partial denture if you%26#039;re missing other teeth as well. Make sure you get it looked at; the earlier the better!!



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