For residents of Temple Terrace, FL, a healthy natural smile is worth protecting—and saving a natural tooth often starts with the right endodontist. At Root Canal Spa of Tampa Bay, Board-Certified Endodontist Dr. Susan Yasrebi focuses exclusively on diagnosing tooth pain and performing root canal treatment, helping patients keep the teeth they were born with rather than losing them. Our Tampa office sits just a short drive southwest of Temple Terrace, making expert endodontic care easily accessible for patients across this historic riverfront community.
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About Temple Terrace, FL
Temple Terrace is one of Florida's oldest planned communities, a small incorporated city in north-central Hillsborough County set along the gentle bends of the Hillsborough River, just northeast of Tampa. Established in the 1920s and named for the prized Temple orange once grown across the surrounding groves, the city was famously designed around a golf course—an early "golfing community" whose winding streets, mature oaks, and Mediterranean-style homes still give it a distinctive, tree-shaded character today. With a population of roughly 26,000 and easy access to USF, Florida College, and several major interstates, Temple Terrace blends small-town charm with the conveniences of greater Tampa Bay.
- Temple Terrace Golf & Country Club: Designed by renowned architect Tom Bendelow and opened in 1922, this historic course is one of the oldest in Central Florida and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, winding through the original Temple Terrace Estates community along the river.
- Riverhills Park: A beloved riverfront park on the Hillsborough River offering a kayak launch, boat ramp, shaded walking paths, and an oak-canopied playground—an ideal spot for early-morning paddles or a quiet afternoon outdoors.
- Florida College: A small liberal arts college whose red-brick campus and riverside grounds add a calm, scholarly presence to the city and trace their roots back to Temple Terrace's earliest days.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Temple Terrace Area Endodontist Practice
Yes. Our office is located at 3702 W. Swann Avenue in Tampa, an easy drive southwest of Temple Terrace—typically around 20 to 30 minutes depending on traffic, with straightforward access via I-275. Many Temple Terrace patients find the relaxing, spa-inspired setting more than worth the short trip. To schedule a visit or ask about directions, you can call us at 813-421-0002.
Whenever possible, preserving your natural tooth is the ideal outcome, and that is precisely what endodontic treatment is designed to do. Root canal treatment removes infected or inflamed tissue from inside the tooth so the tooth can be saved rather than extracted. As a specialist who practices exclusively in this area, Dr. Yasrebi has the advanced training and technology—including 3D CBCT imaging and a surgical microscope—to treat teeth with precision that supports the best possible outcome. If you're weighing your options, we're glad to evaluate your tooth and discuss whether a root canal can help you keep your natural smile.
Temple Terrace patients are often surprised by how comfortable the visit is. Dr. Yasrebi and our team work together to create a warm, relaxing environment, and we're happy to answer any questions about your treatment along the way. We use the STA System for ultra-gentle computerized anesthesia and virtually silent electric handpieces to minimize vibration, all while you relax with soothing aromatherapy and noise-canceling headphones. Our entire philosophy is built on the belief that a root canal can be a positive, painless experience.
We do. A severe toothache, swelling, or a dental abscess can come on suddenly and shouldn't be ignored. Root Canal Spa of Tampa Bay offers emergency treatment for patients dealing with significant pain, and we encourage Temple Terrace residents experiencing a dental emergency to contact our office promptly at 813-421-0002 so we can help. Prompt evaluation often makes treatment more comfortable and helps protect the long-term health of the tooth.
Yes. In addition to caring for adults, we provide pediatric endodontics, including pulpotomy and pulpectomy procedures designed to preserve a child's tooth. The same gentle, comfort-focused approach that puts adult patients at ease extends to our younger Temple Terrace patients, helping make their visit as calm and reassuring as possible. If your child is experiencing tooth pain or has had a dental injury, we welcome you to reach out so we can determine the right care for their situation.
