Pier Dental treats dental emergencies from South Pasadena the same day whenever we can, and that is often the day you call. Dr. Brittany Pierpont will focus first on stopping the pain, then on repairing what caused it.
You do not have to explain or justify anything. Describe the symptoms, and our team will help you decide how quickly you need to be seen.
Severe or lingering toothache
A toothache that does not go away is the body’s signal that something needs attention. It may be a deep cavity, a cracked tooth or an abscess.
Swelling, fever or trouble swallowing are warning signs, so call right away if you have them.
Learn more: Toothache Treatment at Pier Dental
Chipped, cracked or broken teeth
Even a small crack can spread. We look at how deep it goes, then recommend bonding, a crown or a root canal as needed.
Until you are seen, avoid biting down on the damaged tooth.
Learn more: Cracked or Fractured Teeth at Pier Dental
A tooth knocked out or loosened
Rinse your mouth with warm water and hold a cold compress against the area. A lost tooth should be kept moist in milk or a preservation solution.
Speed matters, so call as soon as you can and we will prepare for you.
Learn more: Dental Trauma Care at Pier Dental
About South Pasadena
South Pasadena sits on a peninsula in Boca Ciega Bay, and St. Pete Beach is linked to it by bridge. We are at 8351 Blind Pass Rd in St. Pete Beach, and the straight-line distance from town is about 1.1 miles.
Regular office hours are Monday through Thursday, with Friday by appointment. If you are unsure whether a problem is urgent, call (727) 363-6169 and ask.
Pain is not something to wait out. Call Pier Dental at (727) 363-6169 and describe the problem. We will talk about CareCredit and the in-house plan if cost is on your mind.
