Dentist Port Richey, FL
Convenient Access from Port Richey
From Port Richey City Hall it is a 15-minute drive, almost entirely on one county road, to Trinity Dental Excellence. Patients searching for a dentist in Port Richey, FL can choose us because three dentists under one roof in Trinity can handle a cleaning, a new crown, a root canal or an implant plan without sending them elsewhere.
The trip starts at 6333 Ridge Road and runs 7.3 miles. Head southeast on Ridge Road (CR 524), then turn south onto Regency Park Blvd. That road is CR 77, and it keeps the same number as it becomes Rowan Rd and then Seven Springs Blvd, so you simply stay straight until you reach Perrine Ranch Rd and our office.
The route never touches US-19. Rowan Rd can fill up at rush hour, so a mid-morning appointment is usually the calmer choice. Our address is 2511 Seven Springs Blvd, Trinity, FL 34655, and this Google Maps link drops a pin right on the practice.
Patients who live just south in New Port Richey use much of the same CR 77 corridor, and drivers from Jasmine Estates just east join it for the last stretch.
A Steady Dental Home for Port Richey on the Cotee River
Port Richey is a small waterfront city of about 3,000 residents on the Pithlachascotee River, which locals shorten to the Cotee, where it flows out to the Gulf. Aaron M. Richey arrived in 1883 and opened a post office the next year, and the city was incorporated in 1925 before marking its centennial in 2025. Today the city, tucked into west Pasco County along US-19, is home to many retirees.
The city's parks show its character: Waterfront Park on Old Post Road has a kayak launch and walking trail, Nick's Park on Bayview Street holds the only city boat ramp, and the city describes Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park as located within the city itself. It is a community that spends a lot of time outdoors and on the water.
For a practice serving Port Richey, that means flexible scheduling and unhurried visits. We open at 8:00 AM Tuesday through Friday, stay until 5:00 PM Tuesday through Thursday, close at 2:00 PM on Friday, and see patients from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM on Monday.
Dental Priorities for Port Richey Residents
With many Port Richey residents past retirement age, the questions we hear most are about keeping teeth working comfortably for many more years. Older crowns and bridges eventually wear, roots can become sensitive as gums recede, and missing teeth make chewing harder on one side. A thorough exam with digital x-rays and an intraoral camera shows where each tooth stands.
Crowns are a good example of how we save trips. Our office designs and mills ceramic crowns in-house, so patients can leave later the same day with a new crown, and bridges can be completed in a single visit with the same-day crown technology. For anyone driving in on Rowan Rd, fewer appointments make a real difference.
Patients new to us without insurance can start with the $99 cleaning, exam and x-ray special. It applies when there is no gum disease, since the type of cleaning is decided at the exam.
Gum health deserves attention at every age, and especially later in life. Scaling and root planing cleans below the gumline when pockets start to deepen, and advanced cases may call for osseous surgery or LANAP laser therapy. Healthy gums also matter before any implant, since the implant relies on firm bone and tissue around it.
Dry mouth is another common complaint, because many daily medications reduce saliva. Less saliva means less natural rinsing, so decay can start along old crown edges and exposed roots. Regular cleanings help catch decay at those vulnerable spots early, and the team can suggest simple habits for home.
Nervous patients are welcome too. Oral sedation, a prescribed pill taken before the appointment, helps people relax through extractions or longer restorative work, as long as someone drives them home to Port Richey.
Treatment Choices with a Dentist in Port Richey, FL in Mind
General Dentistry
Exams, cleanings, mercury-free fillings, dentures, extractions and same-day ceramic crowns. Most Port Richey patients start here, with one exam that maps out everything else.
Sedation Dentistry
Oral sedation for patients who feel uneasy in the chair or need a longer appointment. Plan on a ride home afterward.
Dental Implants
Single implants, implant bridges and implants that hold dentures securely. They restore firm chewing for patients tired of a loose partial.
Root Canal Therapy
Treats an infected or inflamed tooth so it can stay in place. An in-office crown afterward protects the tooth from cracking.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Whitening, porcelain veneers and tooth-colored fillings brighten a smile that has dulled over the years, whether for a family wedding or simply for you.
Meet Your Trinity Dental Team
Port Richey patients are cared for by Dr. Sean Gassett, Dr. Emily Porcelli and Dr. Aymee Bezanilla Almaguer. Dr. Gassett, born in Daytona Beach and raised in Gainesville, is a Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. Dr. Porcelli performs crowns, root canals and surgical extractions, and Dr. Bezanilla Almaguer brings cosmetic, surgical and restorative skills, including certification as a LANAP clinician.
Insurance & Financing
The office is in-network for almost all local PPO plans and works with your insurer to make the most of each year's benefits. Patients paying out of pocket can spread costs with Cherry, Sunbit, CareCredit or a payment plan, all outlined on our patient financing page. Uninsured adults can also join the Trinity Dental Excellence Savings Club for $34 a month.
What Patients Say
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Trinity Dental Excellence from Port Richey, and how do I get there?
We are 7.3 miles from Port Richey City Hall, which is about 15 minutes by car. Take Ridge Road southeast, then follow CR 77 south as Regency Park Blvd becomes Rowan Rd and Seven Springs Blvd. That simple route makes us easy to reach for anyone looking for a dentist in Port Richey, FL.
Can you replace an old crown that looks dark at the gumline?
Yes. Older crowns with a metal base can show a gray line as gums recede. Our dentists can remove the old crown and replace it with a ceramic one designed and milled in the office, so in many cases you leave later the same day with the new crown. An exam first confirms the tooth underneath is healthy.
Are you accepting new patients?
Yes. Trinity Dental Excellence welcomes new patients and has several new-patient offers, including a $99 cleaning, exam and x-ray for those without insurance and no gum disease, a $49 emergency exam, and free consultations for implants and Invisalign. You can request a time through online booking, web-chat, text messaging or a phone call.
Can you make a new denture if my old one no longer fits?
Yes. Dentures are part of our general dentistry, and gums and bone change shape over the years, which is why an older denture starts to rock or rub. The dentist examines your mouth and plans a new full or partial denture. Implants can also be added to hold a denture firmly in place if you prefer.
Can worn front teeth be rebuilt to look natural again?
Yes, in most cases. Short, chipped or worn front teeth can be rebuilt with tooth-colored composite, porcelain veneers or ceramic crowns, depending on how much tooth remains. Professional whitening first can brighten the surrounding teeth so new work matches. Dr. Bezanilla Almaguer's smile design work is a good fit for this kind of planning.
Schedule Your Visit from Port Richey
When you want a dentist in Port Richey, FL residents can reach on one straight road, we are here. Call 727-382-3681, see every community on our areas we serve list, or return to the Dentist Trinity, FL home page. The City of Port Richey parks page has more on Waterfront Park and the river.