How do I show that $\alpha$ is not an element of $F(\beta)$

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I am trying to show that $\alpha$ is not an element of $F(\beta)$:

My attempt was by contradiction suppose $\alpha \in F(\beta)$

Then $\alpha = h(\beta) $ where $h$ is a polynomial in $F[x]$

Then $h(\beta)^p=t$

However, I'm stuck at this point.

I need the above to show that $x^p -t$ is irreducible in $F(\beta)$