• palate – hard and soft tissues that form the roof of the mouth, separating the oral and nasal cavities
  • palatal expander – orthodontic device used to widen the upper jaw
  • palliative treatment – treatment for the purpose of pain relief only
  • panoramic radiograph (x-ray) – radiograph that includes the full upper and lower teeth and jaws as a single flattened image, used for diagnostic purposes
  • partial denture – prosthetic device that is used to replace one or more missing teeth, but not the full upper or lower set, may be fixed or removable, also known as a bridge
  • pediatric dentist – dental specialist focusing on the dental treatment of infants, children, and adolescents
  • pediatric dentistry – dental specialty that focuses on preventive care and treatment for infants, children, and adolescents, including care for special needs patients
  • periapical (PA) – area at the end of a tooth root
  • pericoronal – area around the crown of a tooth
  • peri-implantitis – inflammation of the tissue surrounding a dental implant
  • periodontal – refers to the tissues that surround and support the teeth
  • periodontal disease – includes gingivitis and periodontitis, inflammation of the periodontal tissues, may include the development of periodontal pockets, bone loss, and tooth loss can be treated but not cured
  • periodontal surgery – surgery to treat diseased gum tissue in the mouth
  • periodontal pocket – a feature of periodontal disease, pocket-like deformity in the gums at the tooth line
  • periodontics – dental specialty focusing on placement of dental implants and the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases that affect the tissues that surround and support the teeth
  • periodontist – dental specialist who focuses on placement of dental implants and the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases that affect the tissues that surround and support the teeth
  • periodontitis – inflammation of the periodontal tissues, may include the development of periodontal pockets, bone loss, and tooth loss, can be treated but not cured
  • permanent teeth – the second and final set of teeth, also known as adult teeth, usually 32 in total
  • plaque – soft, sticky substance that can accumulate on teeth, generally made up of food debris and bacteria
  • pontic – prosthetic tooth, part of a partial denture/bridge
  • post – thin rod that may be inserted into tooth root following root canal treatment, provides support for the tooth structure
  • preventive dentistry – aspect of dentistry that focuses on the promotion of good oral hygiene habits to protect oral health and reduce or prevent the development of oral health issues
  • prophylaxis – professional cleaning to remove plaque, calculus, and surface stains from tooth structures, helps to prevent tooth decay and periodontal disease
  • prosthodontics – dental specialty focusing on the use of prosthetic tooth replacement and restoration of natural teeth
  • prosthodontist – dental specialist focusing on the use of prosthetic tooth replacement and restoration of natural teeth
  • pulp – connective tissue inside the tooth, contains nerves and blood vessels
  • pulp cap – medicated covering placed over the small exposed area of pulp to aid in healing
  • pulpectomy – complete removal of tooth pulp
  • pulpitis – inflammation of pulp tissue, a common cause of toothaches
  • pulpotomy – removal of diseased portion of the pulp, leaving healthy pulp tissue intact

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“Dr. Linda Tran has been helping my family for years. They are always very professional, helpful, and kind. Maria & other staff members also are very happy & greet us each time. I definitely recommend coming here for your kids.” – Graciela R., Google Reviews

“It was my Son’s first time ever and they were wonderful! So friendly, patient, and encouraging! From the x-ray tech, to the RDA, to the Dr, each one was sweet and friendly with my Son and made sure he was comfortable before moving forward with anything…. Definitely recommended for kids, especially first timers!” – Jessica C., Facebook Recommendation

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1337 N. Mountain Ave, Suite 1
Ontario, CA 91762

(909) 333-7457

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Monday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Thursday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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