At the north end of Longboat Key, Whitney Beach is a long way from our office. Pier Dental is in St. Pete Beach, 22.5 miles away in a straight line, and the roads add more. Plenty of people still decide that Dr. Brittany Pierpont is worth it.
She is a general dentist who spends time explaining what she sees. Fear, cost worries and long gaps between visits are all things we hear and handle every day.
Starting with a clear picture
A comprehensive exam covers your teeth, gums, bite and jaw joints, with an oral cancer screening. Digital X-rays follow.
You will see the results on screen and hear them in everyday language.
Learn more: X-Rays and Comprehensive Exam at Pier Dental
Fillings that look like teeth
Decay is removed and replaced with tooth-colored composite. We numb the area so you stay comfortable.
The filling is shaped to your bite and polished to blend in.
Learn more: White Fillings at Pier Dental
Toothaches that deserve attention
Pain that comes and goes can still mean something is wrong. Biting pain and heat sensitivity are classic warnings.
Dr. Pierpont looks for the cause so the fix matches the problem.
Learn more: Toothache Treatment at Pier Dental
About Whitney Beach
Whitney Beach takes its name from Gordon Whitney, a Chicago businessman who began buying land on the island’s north end in 1935. He built a row of cottages meant to serve as a resort.
Today the area is part of the Town of Longboat Key, which sits south of Anna Maria Island. Patients from Anna Maria Island and Holmes Beach are welcome too.
Call (727) 363-6169 and we will plan the day around your drive. We are open Monday 9 to 3, Tuesday 9 to 5, Wednesday 9 to 4 and Thursday 9 to 5. Friday is by appointment.
