When a tooth injury happens in Gibsonton, the first step is a phone call to (727) 363-6169. We will walk you through what to do and fit you in the same day whenever the schedule allows.
Dr. Brittany Pierpont’s priority is stopping the pain, then laying out a plan and a price with no surprises.
Severe toothache
A throbbing tooth that keeps you up or hurts with warm drinks can mean the nerve is inflamed or infected. Over-the-counter pain relief may take the edge off for a while.
See us soon, since an untreated infection can spread.
Learn more: Toothache Treatment at Pier Dental
A tooth that snapped
Crown-level breaks and deep cracks can expose sensitive tissue. Keep any fragment in milk or saline and avoid chewing on that side.
We repair with bonding, a crown or a root canal, as the damage requires.
Learn more: Cracked or Fractured Teeth at Pier Dental
A blow to the mouth
After a fall or a hit, check for loose, chipped or missing teeth. Rinse gently and use a cold pack on the cheek.
If a whole tooth is out, get it into milk and call us at once.
Learn more: Dental Trauma Care at Pier Dental
About Gibsonton
Knowing your route before an emergency helps.
Our St. Pete Beach office is about 24 miles away in a straight line, and the drive is longer than that. Call ahead so we can have a room ready when you arrive.
Do not wait out the pain. Call (727) 363-6169 and tell us what happened.
