Jonathan Hsiao, DDS

Dental care in the Bronx often blends routine maintenance with the unexpected—chipped molars on a Tuesday, sudden sensitivity, or a lost filling before a big event. Jonathan Hsiao, DDS operates from a storefront on Blondell Avenue, where the sidewalks hum with the rhythm of neighborhood life. The practice sits at 1575 Blondell Ave, a short walk from the Bruckner Expressway overpass, where the scent of bodega coffee mixes with exhaust.

Beyond the usual cleanings and exams, the office handles restorative work—crowns, bridges, and dentures—alongside preventive measures like sealants and fluoride treatments. Emergency slots exist for those moments when a cracked tooth can’t wait; root canals and extractions are also part of the service list. Pediatric visits are accommodated, though parents should call ahead to confirm availability for younger patients.

Blondell Avenue itself is a quiet stretch between the busier corridors of Westchester and White Plains Road. The area’s mix of low-rise apartments and small businesses gives it a workaday feel, unpretentious and direct. Directions to the office can be pulled up here, though locals usually navigate by the corner deli or the auto-body shop two doors down.

Appointments are scheduled by phone, and the number—(718) 405-8190—connects directly to the front desk. No online booking system is advertised, so calls remain the most reliable way to secure a slot. The practice keeps standard weekday hours, with occasional evening availability; details are best confirmed over the line.