toilet flange

hi
I removed the toilet in the bath because it was wobbly and found out the flange was broken and was't level. how can I fix this problem. Do I removed the flange and replaced it so its level. Right now the flange is about 3/4 above the floor and needs to lower for the toilet to set level. Help please.
We have had this house for two years and it looks like everything was thrown together. Thanks
Phyl

What is the floor made of? What kind of piping - plastic or cast iron, or?

Do you have access from below (basement or a ceiling you can take off)?

A properly installed flange is sitting on top of the finished floor, and is bolted/screwed down to it with no gaps under it.

Check out another recent thread: https://terrylove.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8191

wherein someone else went through the same exercise with a successful (and inexpensive) resolution. Your mileage may vary.

hi again
I have a concrete floor with tile on top and the pipe is pvc. I think I should
be able to break the flange out and add a new one.

Okay, is the pipe 3" or 4"? If it is 3", your flange gets glued to the outside. If it is 4", it gets glued to either.

Depending on the size of the drain, you have some options. They make internal pipe cutters that can cut off the pipe, and them make boring bits to cut out existing fittings.

Thanks for your help. I think I will call a plumber to fix as it looks like a big job for me. Why can't things be simple to repair?