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A dentist should be able to at least just bond it. I broke my two front teeth in half playing hockey, and got veneers to replace them. Now that's a bit more than what you did, but I'd go on to chip both of those veneers and the two teeth below them them on my bottom jaw when (long story short) I punched myself in the face accidentally. And to make another long story short, my top front four teeth are now all veneers and the bottom ones the dentist just shaved to make even, since I have some crowding, and it's all good enough.
But yeah, when I originally broke them the dentist bonded them so can say the letters S and F, because yelling "huck, huck" when it happened just didn't feel as good as it should have.