The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is here to make dental care more accessible for millions of Canadians. If your adjusted family net income is below $90,000, you may be eligible for this valuable program.
What does the CDCP cover?
The CDCP aims to help cover the cost of essential dental services, including:
- Checkups and cleanings: Regular dental checkups are crucial for maintaining good oral health and detecting potential issues early on.
- Fillings: Addressing cavities promptly helps prevent further tooth decay and potential complications.
- Extractions: In some cases, tooth extractions may be necessary for dental health.
- Other necessary services: The plan may also cover other essential dental treatments.
Who is eligible for the CDCP?
The CDCP is designed to benefit a significant portion of the Canadian population. Eligibility is based on income, and the plan is expected to cover up to nine million uninsured Canadians.
How do I apply for the CDCP?
Applications for the CDCP are being rolled out in phases.
What resources are available?
We understand that navigating a new program can have questions. To help you better understand and access the CDCP, we have prepared some helpful resources:
- Informative guides: We can provide you with easy-to-understand guides explaining the CDCP in detail.
- Eligibility checklists: We can help you determine if you meet the eligibility criteria for the plan.
- Application assistance: We can assist you with the application process, ensuring your information is accurate and complete.
Don’t let the cost of dental care prevent you from prioritizing your oral health.
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