David W. Hopewell, DDS

Ever notice how some dental offices blend into the background of a shopping plaza, while others become the kind of place neighbors mention by name? David W. Hopewell, DDS falls into that second category—not because of flashy signs or gimmicks, but because it’s one of those steady, unassuming practices that people in Edmonds seem to rely on. The office sits at 7614 195th St SW Suite 102, tucked into a professional suite that’s easy to miss if you’re not paying attention. It’s the sort of address you’d jot down after a friend texts, *"Yeah, just go to Hopewell—he’s in that building by the coffee shop you like."*

Dentists aren’t exactly the kind of business you’d call "exciting," but they’re the kind you need when you’re Googling *"why does my tooth hurt when I drink iced coffee"* at 10 p.m. This is a general practice, which means it covers the basics—cleanings, fillings, crowns—without the specialty frills. No orthodontic gadgets or cosmetic overhauls advertised here, just the standard care that keeps people from putting off their checkups for another six months. For anyone who’s ever sat in a chair wondering if their dentist actually listens, the lack of upsell vibes might come as a relief.

Logistics-wise, the phone number is (425) 329-3155, because even in 2024, some things still require a call. No portal logins or chatbots here, just a direct line for scheduling or asking whether they take your insurance. The area’s a mix of medical offices and small businesses, so parking’s a shared affair—nothing dedicated, but nothing disastrous either. It’s the kind of place where you’d park once and walk to three other errands afterward.

If you’re the type who maps things out ahead of time, the directions will show you it’s a straight shot from Aurora Avenue, just past the stretch where the speed limit drops for no obvious reason. The suite number’s important—skip it, and you’ll end up at the wrong door. No grand entrance or neon sign, just a standard office doorway with the name on it. That’s kind of the point.