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HOWARD HOPENWASSER, DMD

BUCKS COUNTY SMILES
680 HEACOCK ROAD
YARDLEY, PA 19067

Phone: 215-493-4021

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• Cosmetic Dentistry
• General Dentistry

Howard Hopenwasser, DMD

Located in Yardley, PA, Bucks County Smiles provides high-quality dental healthcare for the entire family.  We offer a full range of dental services, from cleanings & check-ups to full mouth reconstruction and implant dentistry.

Bucks County Smiles is built on passion for dental excellence.  Dr’s. Hopenwasser and Faust, together for over 20 years, lead a team of highly experienced individuals dedicated to furthering the practice’s mission (providing the highest quality dentistry in a warm, comforting and safe environment, with a passion for creating beautiful smiles and enriching lives).

We utilize state of the art technology including Lasers, Cerec (cad-cam restorations), TEK-Scan (computerized bite analysis), and JVA (computerized TMJ analysis) and Velscope (oral cancer detection technology) to name a few.

Dr. Hopenwasser is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Dental School and served as a captain in the United States Air Force, where he received extensive training.  He has been in private practice since 1976 and his thirst for continuing education and new techniques over the past 30+ years, have earned him superb clinical skills and unsurpassed patient trust.

Dr. Hopenwasser has written numerous articles on dental practice management and office efficiency, which have been published in a number of different national dental journals and a chapter in a book for new dentists.  He has also lectured extensively throughout the United States and is recognized as an authority on dental practice management.

It is through higher learning and the continued development of knowledge and technology that we are able to improve patient care.  Educating peers, further ensures the greatest number of patients receive the best care possible.

University of Pennsylvania

1975