Convenient Access from Broomall
About 13 minutes on the Blue Route is all that separates Broomall from Radnor Dental. For residents who want a dentist near Broomall with experience in crowns, implants, dentures and gum care, our Radnor office on King of Prussia Rd is a quick, predictable drive north. Dr. Kanupriya Kashyap leads the practice, and appointments begin at 8:30 AM Monday through Thursday.
From the Marple Township Municipal Building at 227 S. Sproul Road, head north on Sproul Road (PA 320) to West Chester Pike (PA 3). Go east on the Pike for about 1.2 miles, then take I-476 north for roughly four miles and exit toward King of Prussia Rd. Count on about 13 minutes and 7 miles in total, a little longer at rush hour. The office is at 304 King of Prussia Rd, Radnor, PA 19087, by the Matsonford Rd intersection, and our Google Maps page has the exact spot.
The township building sits on the same Sproul Road corridor as the Marple Public Library, and both make handy starting points. Patients from Havertown join the Blue Route from West Chester Pike as well, while those in Newtown Square come north on Sproul Road and local streets.
A Steady Dental Partner for Broomall's Established Households
Broomall is the eastern part of Marple Township in Delaware County, named for John Martin Broomall, a 19th-century congressman. Its streets hold a mix of longtime homeowners and younger families, and the township keeps eleven public parks, among them Veterans Memorial Park and Kent Park. The community also skews older than many of its neighbors. Nearly one in four residents was 65 or older at the last census.
History runs deep here. Marple was recognized as a township in 1684, and the Thomas Massey House, whose oldest brick section dates to 1696, is now a township-run house museum at Lawrence and Springhouse roads. In a community this established, it helps to have one dentist who keeps track of your history from one visit to the next.
That age profile shapes the care people need. Replacing teeth, stabilizing a denture and saving a tooth with a crown tend to matter more here than cosmetic touches. Our office is set up for that kind of long-term restorative planning, with cone beam CT imaging on site for a three-dimensional view of the jaw.
Comfort gets the same attention as the clinical work. Nitrous oxide helps anxious patients relax, blankets and your choice of music are always available, and the team builds in breaks for anyone who needs to rest their jaw during a longer appointment.
Oral Health Priorities as Broomall Residents Age
Teeth that have served well for decades eventually show their age. Older fillings crack, crowns loosen and gums slowly recede, exposing root surfaces that decay more easily than enamel. Regular exams spot those changes while they are still small, and a timely crown or filling usually prevents a much larger repair later.
Missing teeth deserve attention too. When a gap goes unfilled, neighboring teeth can tip and the bone underneath shrinks over time. Bridges, implants and partial dentures each replace teeth in a different way, and the right choice depends on your bone, your budget and how many teeth are involved.
Families with children have their own routine. Students in the Marple Newtown School District attend Loomis, Russell or Worrall elementary and then Paxon Hollow Middle School, all in Broomall. Grandparents who bring grandkids along can book cleanings for both generations on the same morning.
Treatment Options With Our Dentist Near Broomall
Restorative Dentistry
Crowns, bridges, fillings and dentures rebuild teeth worn down by years of use. Dr. Kashyap explains the tradeoffs of each option before anything begins. Fillings can usually be completed in one visit.
Dental Implants
Implants replace a missing tooth with a post anchored in the jaw and a natural-looking crown on top. On-site CBCT imaging supports careful planning. For denture wearers, implant overdentures snap onto implants to reduce slipping.
Periodontics
Gum disease is a leading reason adults lose teeth, and it often advances without pain. Deep cleanings and regular maintenance visits help keep it in check. Healthy gums also help crowns and implants last.
General Dentistry
Routine cleanings and exams are the backbone of long-term dental health. Each visit includes a check of older dental work, gum pockets and soft tissues. Problems found early are simpler to fix.
Emergency Dentistry
A broken crown or a sudden toothache can't wait for the next checkup. The practice reserves time for emergencies and may be able to treat you the same day you come in. New patients can book a $59 emergency exam and x-ray.
Before recommending any replacement option, Dr. Kashyap reviews the health of the remaining teeth and gums, because a bridge or partial is only as stable as the teeth that support it. She lays out the choices side by side, including what each one costs and how many visits it takes. Patients leave the consultation with a clear plan rather than a sales pitch.
Meet Your Radnor Dentist
Dr. Kanupriya Kashyap, DMD, brings more than 15 years of clinical experience on the Main Line to every exam. She is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, and earlier she earned a doctorate in dentistry with honors in India, where she ran her own practice.
Insurance & Financing
Radnor Dental participates with select PPO plans, including Lincoln Financial Group, Humana PPO and Cigna PPO. Cherry financing turns larger restorative work into monthly payments. For patients without insurance, the Dental Savings Plan covers routine cleanings, exams and x-rays with no waiting periods.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Radnor Dental from Broomall, and how do I get there?
Count on about 13 minutes for the 7-mile drive from the Marple Township Municipal Building. Sproul Road and West Chester Pike lead to I-476 north, and you exit toward King of Prussia Rd. Anyone choosing a dentist near Broomall spends most of the trip on the Blue Route, which keeps the timing steady.
Are dentures still a good option for missing teeth?
Yes, for many people. Full and partial dentures replace missing teeth at a lower cost than implants, and they can be adjusted as the mouth changes. Implant overdentures add stability for patients whose lower denture slips. Dr. Kashyap reviews your gums, bone and budget before recommending an option.
Can a Broomall patient replace an old crown that has started to fail?
Yes, replacing worn or leaking crowns is routine restorative work. Dr. Kashyap checks the edges of the crown, the tooth underneath and the surrounding gum, then explains whether a new crown, a repair or another option makes the most sense. Catching a failing crown early often protects the tooth beneath it from deeper decay.
What can uninsured Broomall retirees use for routine cleanings?
The Dental Savings Plan is built for that situation. It covers routine preventive visits, including cleanings, exams and x-rays, with no waiting periods or annual maximums. It can't be combined with insurance or other offers. New patients without insurance and without gum disease can also start with the $129 cleaning, exam and x-ray visit.
Do you see kids and teens from Broomall as well?
Yes, children and teens are welcome alongside parents and grandparents. Paxon Hollow students and younger kids from Loomis, Russell and Worrall elementary schools are welcome for cleanings, exams and cavity care. Booking several family members on the same morning cuts down on trips up the Blue Route.
Schedule Your Visit from Broomall
A dentist near Broomall who handles everything from cleanings to implant planning is just up I-476. Call 610-839-7588 to book. See the full list of communities on our areas we serve page, or visit the Dentist Radnor, PA homepage.