Convenient Access from Huntingdon Valley
Southampton Aesthetic Dentistry sits about 12 minutes north of the Huntingdon Valley Library, which makes us a practical choice for anyone weighing a dentist near Huntingdon Valley. The office is in Southampton, and the trip follows one state route nearly the whole way. Dr. David Agia focuses on cosmetic and implant work, along with everyday checkups.
Leave the library at 625 Red Lion Road, close to Lower Moreland High School, and turn right onto Huntingdon Pike (PA 232). Stay on PA 232 north for about 2.5 miles, the same pike that is home to the historic Lady Washington Inn, as the road becomes Second Street Pike for another 1.2 miles. Turn left onto Street Road (PA 132) and continue about 0.9 mile to 57 Street Rd Ste M, Southampton, PA 18966, on your right just past Davisville Road. The full trip is a little under 5 miles, and our map listing gives turn-by-turn directions.
Huntingdon Valley patients living nearer the Philadelphia line may also like our page for Somerton, while neighbors to the southwest can see our page for Abington.
Why Valley Homeowners Choose Our Practice
Huntingdon Valley is mostly single-family homes on leafy streets, an established and comfortable community. Adults here generally want to keep their own teeth for life and expect any dental work to look natural. We plan cosmetic and restorative care with that long view in mind, choosing materials built to last decades rather than a few seasons.
Our pace suits patients who want answers rather than a sales pitch. We call it "no surprises" dentistry: the doctor shows you what he sees on the screen, explains each option and lets you decide. Nobody is hurried out of the chair before every question is settled. Soothing music and heated aromatherapy neck pillows keep longer cosmetic appointments comfortable.
The drive itself is part of the appeal. Huntingdon Pike carries you from the Pennypack Creek valley to Street Road without a single highway ramp, so a visit fits neatly into a morning of errands.
Smile Concerns We Hear from Local Adults
Established Huntingdon Valley adults often arrive with older dental work that is starting to show its age. Silver fillings placed decades ago can crack, crowns can pull back from the gumline, and a missing molar can let neighboring teeth drift. Catching these changes early keeps the fix small and the cost manageable.
Appearance matters too. Coffee, tea and red wine dull enamel over the years, and chipped edges make a smile look older than it is. Whitening, bonding and porcelain veneers can freshen a Huntingdon Valley smile before a wedding, a reunion or a milestone birthday.
Gum health deserves close attention after 40. Bleeding while brushing, receding gums or persistent bad breath can signal periodontal disease, which often progresses quietly. A thorough cleaning and periodontal charting at each checkup tracks any change from visit to visit.
Weekend walkers on the Pennypack trails through Lorimer Park know that small problems are easier to handle early, before a long hike turns into a nagging ache. Teeth work the same way. A sensitive tooth, a rough edge or a crown that suddenly feels high are all worth a quick look. Mentioning them at your next cleaning often saves a separate emergency trip later.
Cosmetic and Implant Care for Patients Seeking a Dentist near Huntingdon Valley
Cosmetic Dentistry
Whitening, bonding and dental veneers brighten teeth and even out chips or gaps. We preview shade and shape with you before any work begins, so the final result matches your face and your existing teeth.
Dental Implants
An implant replaces a missing tooth root and supports a natural-looking crown. Our Vatech PaX-i3D 3D imaging lets Dr. Agia measure bone and plan each placement precisely.
Restorative Dentistry
Cracked fillings and failing older work can be replaced with tooth-colored materials and crowns and bridges. The goal is repair that blends in and holds up. Older amalgam can often be swapped out one tooth at a time, on a schedule that suits your budget.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Deep cleanings and regular maintenance help control gum infection and protect the bone that holds teeth in place. Healthy gums also matter before any implant or cosmetic work, since new restorations depend on a firm foundation.
Preventative Dentistry
Routine exams, cleanings and X-rays keep a healthy mouth that way. Ellie, our hygienist, takes time to point out spots that need extra attention at home, from a hard-to-reach molar to the edge of an older crown.
Meet Your Southampton Dental Team
Dr. David Agia, DMD, trained at the Temple University Kornberg School of Dentistry and works as a cosmetic and implant dentist. Office manager Irina and receptionist Olimpia handle scheduling, while EFDAs Halyna and Nato assist chairside and Ellie leads hygiene visits.
Insurance, Discounts & Financing
Patients paying in full at the visit who qualify as senior citizens receive a 10% discount. For larger cosmetic or implant plans, CareCredit, Cherry and Sunbit offer monthly payments. We also accept many PPO plans, including Aetna, Guardian and GEHA.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Southampton Aesthetic Dentistry from Huntingdon Valley, and how do I get there?
The office is a little under 5 miles from the Huntingdon Valley Library, about 12 minutes by car. Red Lion Road leads to Huntingdon Pike (PA 232), which becomes Second Street Pike before you turn left on Street Road (PA 132). For a dentist near Huntingdon Valley, it is one of the simplest drives around. Rush hour can stretch it a bit.
Can Huntingdon Valley patients book appointments online?
Yes, you can book online through Zocdoc at any hour or call the front desk during office hours. Many patients from this corner of Montgomery County finish the first-visit forms at home before the drive. Bring your insurance card, and the team will check your PPO benefits before any treatment begins.
Is there a train from Bethayres or Philmont that gets close to the office?
Not really, since Southampton has no Regional Rail station of its own. Bethayres and Philmont sit on SEPTA's West Trenton Line, which runs toward the city rather than north to Street Road. The old Huntingdon Valley station on the Fox Chase-Newtown line closed in 1983, so driving up PA 232 is the easiest option.
How is a chipped front tooth repaired?
Most chipped front teeth can be repaired, and the right fix depends on how much of the tooth broke off. Small chips can often be smoothed or rebuilt with tooth-colored material, while larger breaks may call for a veneer or a crown. Dr. Agia examines the tooth first and explains each option and its cost.
How long does planning a dental implant take for a Valley patient?
Planning usually starts at a single consultation visit. Our dentist reviews your health history, examines the gums and takes a 3D scan to check bone height and width. He then walks you through the timeline and the fees before anything is scheduled. Our implant candidacy and cost pages on the site cover more background if you want to read ahead.
Schedule Your Visit from Huntingdon Valley
Choosing a dentist near Huntingdon Valley starts with one call to (215) 650-8692. Our team will set up a time that suits your week. See the other communities we welcome on our areas we serve page, or visit our Dentist in Southampton, PA homepage for more about the practice.