Dr. Tyler Hendry

Across the street from historic Grand Central Market, this specialist replaces missing teeth and anchors bridges where dentures wobble. Alternative methods rarely feel this permanent, because the work goes deeper than the chipped enamel most offices treat—it begins with bone and tissue shaped to hold artificial roots. Patients arrive needing implants for one gap, two gaps, or an entire arch, and leave with posts fused to the jaw before the crown is attached. Behind the glass façade at 411 N Central Ave # 220, inside a four-story brick building on the corner, treatment rooms upstairs focus on everything from sinus lifts to ridge preservation when bones have shrunk. Soft-tissue grafting tightens loose gum around existing teeth, preventing future loss, while digital scans plan each implant’s angle before the first incision. Beyond single teeth, tools here restore complete sets fastened to only four or six implants, so prosthetics don’t pop loose at dinner. Call ahead before heading up: (818) 240-4555. The easiest way to find the door is to set your GPS to that same address and follow signs for the second-floor entrance. Head straight there if the computer-guided surgery looks less intimidating than the older methods.