Convenient Access from Newtown Square
About 15 minutes up Sproul Road, Radnor Dental offers Newtown Square households a dentist near Newtown Square who knows the western suburbs well. Our one office stands on King of Prussia Rd in Radnor, where Dr. Kanupriya Kashyap handles cleanings, gum care, cosmetic work and urgent repairs. Appointments open at 8:30 AM Monday through Thursday.
Start at the Newtown Township Municipal Building on Bishop Hollow Road and take it out to West Chester Pike (PA 3), heading east. Turn north on Bryn Mawr Avenue for about two miles, then pick up Sproul Road (PA 320) and stay north for roughly two more. Conestoga Road and South Radnor-Chester Road bring you onto King of Prussia Rd and to 304 King of Prussia Rd, Radnor, PA 19087, at the Matsonford Rd intersection, which is easy to find on Google Maps. The full drive is 6.7 miles and takes about 15 minutes, with no interstate and no tolls.
Locals know the township by the Square Tavern, where painter Benjamin West spent his childhood, the Paper Mill House museum and Bartram's Covered Bridge over Crum Creek, the last covered bridge in the county. Patients from Broomall use much of the same Sproul Road corridor, and Wayne sits just north of our office. Expect a few extra minutes at rush hour.
Why Newtown Square Neighbors Make the Trip North
Newtown Square isn't a borough or a census-designated place. It is the post office name for Newtown Township in Delaware County, a community of roughly 15,000 people at the 2020 census. It is also easy to mix up with Newtown in Bucks County, which is a different place entirely, far to the northeast.
The township grew from farms and country estates, first with trolley service in 1895 and again after World War II. Old stone houses still stand beside newer subdivisions, a story told in the township's own history of Newtown Township. That sense of continuity suits a practice where the same dentist sees you visit after visit and keeps a long view of your dental history.
We keep the experience relaxed. You can choose the music, ask for a blanket and take a break at any point, and nitrous oxide is available for patients who feel uneasy in the chair. Digital x-rays give a clear picture with a quick capture, so diagnosis rarely holds up the visit.
Dental Care Notes for Newtown Square Families
Most children in Newtown Township attend the Marple Newtown School District, which runs one high school, one middle school and four elementary schools across Newtown and Marple townships. School years are the right time to build steady habits: twice-yearly cleanings, an annual dental exam and early attention to any tooth that looks discolored or feels sensitive. Kids who grow up comfortable in a dental chair tend to stay comfortable as adults.
Adults heading east on West Chester Pike or north toward the Main Line can fit an 8:30 AM cleaning ahead of the workday. The Sproul Road drive keeps you clear of the Blue Route as well. For parents juggling two or three children, booking consecutive visits on one morning saves a second trip.
Gum health deserves a special word. Gum disease often causes no pain in its early stages, so it can progress quietly for years. Regular periodontal checks catch bleeding, pocketing or recession while treatment is still simple, which protects both your teeth and any future restorations.
Adults with older crowns, bridges or large fillings should also keep an eye on how that work holds up. Margins can leak, and a filling placed decades ago may start to crack under years of chewing. Spotting those changes at a routine visit lets you plan a repair on your schedule instead of reacting to a sudden break.
Services From a Dentist Near Newtown Square
Emergency Dentistry
A broken tooth or a throbbing ache needs prompt attention. For emergencies, the practice keeps time open for patients in discomfort and may be able to treat you the same day you come in. New patients can book a $59 emergency exam and x-ray.
General Dentistry
Routine visits are where most problems get solved early. Each appointment pairs a thorough cleaning with a careful look at teeth, gums and older dental work. It is the steady care that keeps township families out of emergency mode.
Periodontics
When gums bleed, recede or pull away from the teeth, focused periodontal treatment helps bring the infection under control. Follow-up maintenance cleanings keep it from returning. Healthy gums are the base for everything else in your mouth.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Small chips, gaps and uneven edges can change how a smile looks in photos. Dental bonding is a same-day procedure that reshapes those flaws with tooth-colored resin. Whitening and veneers are options for broader changes.
A first appointment usually combines a cleaning, an exam and whatever x-rays are needed for a complete picture. New patients without insurance and without periodontal (gum) disease can have that cleaning, exam and x-ray visit for $129. Afterward, Dr. Kashyap sorts any findings into what needs attention soon and what can be watched, then walks you through the plan so you can compare it with your benefits.
Meet Your Radnor Dentist
Dr. Kanupriya Kashyap, DMD, completed research in Penn's department of preventive and restorative sciences and contributed to papers presented at the International Academy of Dental Research. That research background shows in how she weighs the evidence behind each treatment she recommends. She is also a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine.
Insurance & Financing
The office is in network with Cigna PPO, UnitedHealthcare PPO and Lincoln Financial Group, among other PPO plans. Cherry monthly payments can spread out a larger bill, and uninsured patients can enroll in the Dental Savings Plan for routine preventive care. Find the specifics on our financing and insurance page.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Radnor Dental from Newtown Square, and how do I get there?
From the Newtown Township Municipal Building, the office is 6.7 miles away, close to a 15-minute drive. West Chester Pike, Bryn Mawr Avenue and Sproul Road carry you most of the way, followed by Conestoga Road and South Radnor-Chester Road. That makes us a simple dentist near Newtown Square for anyone who would rather skip I-476.
Should an old filling be replaced before it fails?
Only if it shows signs of trouble. Dr. Kashyap checks each filling for cracks, worn edges and decay underneath during routine exams. A filling that has started to leak is worth replacing early, and a new one can usually be completed in one visit. Fillings that are still sound are often best left alone, and she explains which ones need attention.
Can I use the Dental Savings Plan if I already have insurance?
No. The Dental Savings Plan is for patients without dental insurance, and it can't be combined with insurance or other offers. It covers routine preventive visits, including cleanings, exams and x-rays, with no waiting periods or annual maximums. Patients with coverage can ask whether their plan is one of the in-network PPOs instead.
Do you see children and teens from Newtown Square for checkups?
Yes, students of every grade are welcome. Dr. Kashyap sees children and teens for cleanings, exams and cavity care, and families can schedule siblings back to back. The Marple Newtown district serves both Newtown and Marple townships, and households in either one can reach us by Sproul Road in a short drive.
If a filling falls out, can a Newtown Square patient be seen quickly?
Often, yes. For emergencies, the practice holds time for patients in discomfort and may be able to begin treatment the same day when possible. New patients pay $59 for an emergency exam and x-ray, which identifies the problem and sets out the next steps. Calling ahead helps the team get ready before you arrive.
Schedule Your Visit from Newtown Square
Book a cleaning, a gum evaluation or an urgent visit with a dentist near Newtown Square by calling 610-839-7588. For nearby communities we also serve, visit our areas we serve page, or start at the Dentist Radnor, PA homepage to learn more about the practice.