Calismiles

The Calismiles practice handles both dental implants and periodontal care, a combination that’s less common than you might expect in the South Bay. While general dentists often refer out for specialized gum treatment or implant placement, this Gardena office keeps those services under one roof. That can simplify coordination for patients who need bone grafting, sinus lifts, or gum disease management alongside tooth replacement. The area around Redondo Beach Boulevard is more industrial than residential, but the building’s professional suites house a mix of medical and dental practices.

Periodontists typically focus on preventing and treating gum disease, but implant placement is a natural extension of that expertise—it requires precise work with both soft tissue and bone structure. Here, the scope includes everything from diagnostic evaluations to the final restoration phase, though the specifics of each case depend on individual needs. Gardena’s location makes it accessible for patients coming from Torrance, Hawthorne, or even the western edges of Long Beach without fighting the worst of the 405 traffic.

Finding a specialist who bridges both disciplines can cut down on referrals and miscommunication between providers. For those mapping out their options, the office sits at 1600 W Redondo Beach Blvd #406, in a corridor that’s easy to overlook unless you’re deliberately heading there. The surrounding block is quiet during business hours, with a few cafés and supply shops catering to the daytime workforce. Parking is managed by the building, so it’s best to arrive a few minutes early if it’s your first visit.

Questions about treatment plans or scheduling are easiest to direct through a quick call to (310) 928-8208. The map shows the entrance on the north side of the boulevard, near the intersection with Van Ness Avenue. As with any specialized dental work, a consultation is the clearest way to determine next steps.