Welcome to Canyon Road Dental, in Provo, UT, your family dentist!
We are located at 3707 North Canyon Road, Suite 2A, Provo, UT 84604.
Hurting a tooth is easier than most people think. Sometimes it happens during sports, while eating something hard, or after accidentally bumping your mouth. Even if the tooth looks normal, the inside of it may still be irritated from the impact. This is often called a...
If you’ve already gone through a bone graft procedure, it’s completely normal to question what comes next—especially if you’re not planning to move forward with a dental implant. Many patients assume the graft only matters if an implant follows, but that’s not the...
Noticing a small space between your dental crown and your gum line can feel easy to ignore—especially if it’s not causing pain right away. But that tiny gap can quietly lead to bigger issues over time. Many people only realize something’s wrong when they start dealing...
Gum recession doesn’t usually grab your attention right away. It tends to creep in slowly—maybe you notice a little sensitivity when you sip something cold, or your teeth start to look slightly longer than before. What’s happening is that the gum tissue is pulling...
A tooth abscess isn’t something you can easily ignore. It often starts as a dull ache but can quickly turn into sharp, throbbing pain that affects your daily routine. You might notice swelling, sensitivity, or even a bad taste in your mouth—all signs that something...
A bone graft is an important step toward rebuilding a strong, healthy smile—but the healing phase that follows is just as important. In the days after your procedure, your mouth may feel sore, sensitive, and a bit unfamiliar. Even eating can feel like a challenge at...
A toothache doesn’t always stay in one place. Sometimes, what starts as a small discomfort in a tooth can spread into your jaw, cheek, or even toward your ear. When pain travels like that, it can feel more intense and harder to ignore, especially when it starts...
After getting a dental implant, most people expect their smile to look and feel natural again. And in many ways, it does. You can chew comfortably, speak clearly, and stop thinking about the missing tooth. But sometimes, when everything else seems fine, you may notice...
Most people feel a sense of relief after getting a dental crown. The tooth feels protected again, chewing becomes easier, and your smile looks natural. It’s easy to assume the problem is fully solved. But over time, small daily habits—especially what you eat—can...
Periodontal disease, commonly known as gum disease, is a long-term infection that affects the gums and the tissues supporting your teeth. It usually begins with plaque buildup—a sticky layer of bacteria that naturally forms on teeth throughout the day. When plaque is...