Gradual, natural-looking improvements are what Dr. Brittany Pierpont does best. A lighter shade, a smoothed chip or a tooth-colored filling can change how a smile reads without calling attention to itself.
Longbeach to our St. Pete Beach office is 22.0 miles in a straight line, and the road is longer. Because of that, we sketch the treatment out first and bundle visits where we can.
Whitening at home on your schedule
You choose from custom trays with gel, an LED kit or strong strips, all provided by us. Home use avoids repeated trips across the bay.
We examine your teeth first so the gel does not irritate a problem spot.
Learn more: Teeth Whitening at Pier Dental
Smoothing a chip or closing a space
Composite is applied, sculpted and hardened in the same appointment. Little natural tooth needs to be removed.
Resin can stain with coffee and tea, and we give you ways to keep it looking fresh.
Learn more: Dental Bonding at Pier Dental
Old fillings, quietly replaced
Silver-colored fillings can darken the tooth around them. Replacing one with composite brightens the tooth and restores its surface.
If the tooth is too weak for that, we look at an onlay.
Learn more: Inlays and Onlays at Pier Dental
About Longbeach
Longbeach was platted in 1911 and sits on Longboat Key. Seasonal visitors and full-time residents share the island, so there is often a reason for a fresh smile.
Tell us your timeline. We schedule around travel and visitors where we possibly can.
Call (727) 363-6169 to describe what you would like to improve. CareCredit and our $499-a-year in-house savings plan are available.
