A throbbing tooth on a Madeira Beach morning, a chipped tooth after a fall, a filling that popped out at dinner: these happen without warning. Pier Dental sets aside same-day emergency appointments, often on the day you call.
Dr. Brittany Pierpont starts with relief, then explains what happened and what it will take to fix. You get a clear plan and a clear price before treatment.
A toothache that will not quit
Lingering pain, pressure when you bite or a swollen gum can signal an infected tooth. Over-the-counter pain relievers only mask the problem.
Fever, facial swelling or trouble swallowing mean you should call us immediately.
Learn more: Toothache Treatment at Pier Dental
Cracked or broken tooth
Cracks can start from something as small as a bite of ice. How we treat the tooth depends on how deep the break goes, from bonding to a crown to a root canal.
Try not to chew on that side until you are seen.
Learn more: Cracked or Fractured Teeth at Pier Dental
Knocked-out tooth or mouth injury
Rinse gently with warm water, hold a cold compress to the area and keep a lost tooth in milk or a preservation solution. Skip the tissue.
Phone us on the way in, since minutes count.
Learn more: Dental Trauma Care at Pier Dental
About Madeira Beach
Pier Dental sits at 8351 Blind Pass Rd, about 4.3 miles from the city’s center in a straight line. Regular hours are Monday 9 to 3, Tuesday 9 to 5, Wednesday 9 to 4 and Thursday 9 to 5, with Friday by appointment.
Hurting right now? Call (727) 363-6169 and tell us what happened. We will find the earliest opening, and we can discuss CareCredit and our in-house plan too.
