Convenient Access from Warrington
A quick 11 minutes down Easton Road and County Line Road is all it takes to reach Hatboro Horsham Family Dental from the Warrington Township building. Our office is on York Road in Hatboro, just over the county line, and it gives families looking for a dentist in Warrington, PA two general dentists, IV sedation for anxious patients and Wednesday hours until 7:00 PM.
Begin at the Warrington Township Municipal Building, 852 Easton Road, and use Barness Road to get onto Easton Road (PA 611). Drive south about 2 miles, then bear southeast onto County Line Road, which follows the Bucks and Montgomery boundary for roughly 2.4 miles. Turn south on North York Road (PA 263) for the last 0.7 mile into Hatboro, and East Monument Avenue brings you to 122 N York Rd Ste 2, Hatboro, PA 19040. In all, it is 5.3 miles; tap our Google Maps pin to load the directions on your phone.
Central Bucks High School South and John Paul Park both sit on Folly Road. Our patients from Jamison come straight down York Road, while those in Warminster are only a few minutes out. Morning commutes and school-bus traffic on PA 611 can add time, so allow a cushion before an 8:00 AM visit.
Bringing Warrington Households Closer to Care
Warrington Township was founded in October 1734, and its tagline still calls it the gateway to historic Bucks County. Early villages grew up at its crossroads, including Warrington at Bristol Road and the old Doylestown-Willow Grove Turnpike, now Easton Road, and Neshaminy at Street Road. Today the township is home to 25,639 people (2020 census) across about 13.8 square miles of Bucks County.
Easton Road (PA 611) runs north and south through the east side of the township, and County Line Road marks its border with Montgomery County. A dental office a few turns off those roads is simply easier to keep up with than one across a busy region. Neighbors include Doylestown Township to the north and Horsham Township across the line to the south. That matters, because the families who stay on schedule with cleanings are the ones who rarely face big surprises.
We built our practice around that kind of steady, practical care. Both dentists see children, teens and adults, the front desk books by phone, and treatment is explained before it starts so you can weigh your options at home. No one is rushed through a decision.
The township's main corridors are roads. The US 202 parkway runs along the west side, Street Road crosses the middle, and SEPTA Route 55 buses travel PA 611. The township also hosts the Special Equestrian Center, a 40-acre site on Street Road that the township lists as the only therapeutic riding facility in Bucks County for disabled children and adults. For dental visits, though, the PA 611 and County Line Road path is the direct line to our office.
Dental Questions That Come Up for Warrington Families
Children in Warrington attend Central Bucks School District schools, from Barclay, Mill Creek and Titus elementary schools to Tamanend Middle School and Central Bucks High School South, which opened in January 2005 and is the district's largest. Between school and practice, it is easy for a six-month checkup to slip. Our 8:00 AM starts Monday through Wednesday and late Wednesday appointments give parents two ways to fit one in.
The township's parks see plenty of action. King Park has 36 acres of football, soccer and baseball fields, Lions Pride Park adds 47 acres with an accessible playground and walking trails, and John Paul Park at Lower Nike sits on a former Nike missile base. Contact sports and playground falls are a common source of chipped and loosened teeth, which our emergency care is set up to handle.
Adults face their own set of issues. Old fillings wear out, a tooth lost years ago can leave neighbors drifting, and jaw pain from clenching tends to build slowly. Dr. Sampat completed an intensive implant continuum, so the same office that cleans your teeth can also place and restore an implant when one is the right fit.
What Families Wanting a Dentist in Warrington, PA Can Book With Us
Restorative Dentistry
Dental implants, implant restorations, crowns, bridges and dentures rebuild a complete, comfortable bite. Each plan starts with an exam and a clear look at your choices.
Emergency Dental Care
Sports injuries, sudden toothaches and jaw pain do not wait for a convenient day. For urgent cases, our team makes every effort to see you the same day, and aromatherapy and other comfort options help you settle in.
Family Dentistry
Cleanings and checkups, pediatric dentistry, gum disease treatment, root canals and tooth extractions keep Warrington kids and adults on track.
IV Sedation
Patients with strong dental anxiety, or those facing a longer procedure, can be treated under IV sedation with close monitoring. Plan for a friend or family member to drive you home.
For straightforward answers on kids' teeth, cavities and checkups, visit our Family Dentistry Learning Center. If a tooth is hurting today, our emergency exam special explains how to get seen.
Meet Your Hatboro Dental Team
Dr. Jashank Sampat, DMD and Dr. Drashti Khamar lead our care. Dr. Sampat places and restores dental implants and is a member of the ADA and the Academy of General Dentistry. Dr. Khamar, born and raised in New Jersey, believes in a gentle touch and in building a real relationship with each patient.
Insurance, Membership & Financing
Our office accepts most major insurance plans, such as Delta, United Healthcare and Guardian. If no one in your household has coverage, a three-member Membership Plan costs $753 a year, and each additional member is $239. CareCredit, all major credit cards and cash round out the payment choices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Hatboro Horsham Family Dental from Warrington, and how do I get there?
It is 5.3 miles from the Warrington Township Municipal Building, about 11 minutes by car. Take Easton Road (PA 611) south, follow County Line Road southeast, and turn south on York Road into Hatboro. Anyone who needs a dentist in Warrington, PA can make the trip without the turnpike or any tolls.
Can a dental implant replace a single missing tooth?
Yes, in many cases. An implant replaces the root of the missing tooth, and a crown attaches on top so it looks and works like a natural tooth. Dr. Sampat completed an intensive implant continuum and both places and restores implants here. Whether an implant suits you depends on your bone and gum health, which an exam will show.
How do I know if I need a root canal?
A few warning signs often point to one. Watch for sensitivity to hot or cold that lingers, a deep ache when you chew, a tooth that has darkened, or a swollen gum or small bump near one tooth. Root canals are part of our family dentistry, and Dr. Sampat has continuing education in restorative endodontics.
What can I do about jaw pain or clicking?
Jaw pain and clicking often point to TMD, a problem with the jaw joint and the muscles around it. Clenching, grinding and stress are common triggers. We offer jaw pain treatments (TMD) as part of our emergency care, starting with an exam of your bite and jaw. Soft foods and warm compresses can ease flare-ups in the meantime.
Can I spread the cost of a bigger treatment plan?
Yes. We accept CareCredit, which offers several payment plans once you are approved, so larger treatment can be paid over time. The office also takes all major credit cards and cash, works with most major insurance plans and offers an in-house Membership Plan with monthly payment options for patients who have no dental insurance.
Schedule Your Visit from Warrington
To book with a dentist in Warrington, PA families can reach in about 11 minutes, call 215-798-9770. Explore the full list of nearby communities on our areas we serve page, see the Dentist Hatboro, PA homepage for more about the practice, or look up local fields and trails on the Warrington Township parks page.
