Port Tampa sits about 16 miles from Pier Dental in a straight line, with Tampa Bay in between, so the drive takes longer than the map suggests. Some patients decide the trip is worth it, and we respect that choice.
Dr. Brittany Pierpont is a general dentist at 8351 Blind Pass Rd in St. Pete Beach. You will meet the same person every visit, and no one will scold you about the time since your last one.
A first visit that starts with listening
We begin with your questions and your history. Then Dr. Pierpont examines teeth, gums and bite, and takes X-rays so she can point to what she sees.
You leave with a clear order of priorities. Nothing urgent gets buried under things that can wait.
Learn more: X-Rays and Comprehensive Exam at Pier Dental
Cleanings for the long haul
Regular cleanings clear away tartar that brushing leaves behind. They also give us a regular look at your gums, where trouble often shows first.
Ask how often you should return. Some mouths need visits sooner than the usual six months.
Learn more: Dental Cleanings at Pier Dental
Fillings you will not notice
When a cavity needs repair, we use tooth-colored material that blends with the surrounding enamel. Catching decay early keeps the repair small.
Older metal-looking fillings that have started to leak can be reviewed at the same time.
Learn more: White Fillings at Pier Dental
About Port Tampa
Port Tampa grew from a railroad terminus. The town was established in 1885 at the end of Henry B. Plant’s line, after shallow water kept larger ships away from Tampa’s own port.
Today it is a neighborhood within the city of Tampa. If the bay crossing suits your schedule, Pier Dental is about 16 miles away as the crow flies.
Call (727) 363-6169 to book. Office hours are Monday to Thursday, with Friday by appointment, and we can discuss CareCredit or our savings plan on the phone.
