Key Details About the Canadian Dental Care Program
- Launch Date: The CDCP is expected to start providing dental care benefits in May 2024.
- Administration: The CDCP is a government-administered dental benefit managed by Health Canada.
- Cost-Sharing: CDCP requires patients to contribute towards the cost of their care, with the co-payment varying based on adjusted family net income.
- No Payment: Families making less than $70,000 a year don’t pay any costs for dental care under the CDCP.
- 40% Payment: Families earning between $70,000 and $79,999 a year pay 40% of their dental care costs.
- 60% Payment: Families with an income between $80,000 and $89,999 a year pay 60% of their dental care costs.
- Partial Coverage: Not all dental services are covered under the CDCP. Some treatments may still result in out-of-pocket payments.
- Cost Transparency: It’s important to understand any costs associated with your treatment. Speak with your dental provider to clarify what will be covered and what will not.
- Provider Participation: Let your dental provider know if you plan to use CDCP benefits. Some dental offices may not be part of this federal program.
For a full list of services covered and to check if you’re eligible, visit the official Canadian Dental Care Program website.
Dental Coverage for Every Age Group—From Kids to Seniors!
Keep 28 Dental Centre is thrilled to offer dental care through the Canadian Dental Care Program (CDCP). This initiative makes dental treatment more affordable for children, adults, and the elderly. Our team can explain how the program operates and what it covers.
We’re here to answer questions, check if you qualify, and help with any paperwork. Contact Keep 28 Dental Centre today to see how we can help you use your CDCP benefits for the care you need!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
To access CDCP benefits, first check your eligibility on the official website. Eligible patients can then contact Keep 28 Dental Centre to discuss treatment options and co-payment details under the CDCP.
CDCP covers certain preventative and routine dental services, although other procedures may be excluded. For a more thorough list, go to the official CDCP website or chat with a Keep 28 Dental Centre team member.
It’s generally not advisable to cancel private dental insurance, as CDCP covers only specific services. Private insurance can still help cover other dental needs and out-of-pocket expenses.
CDCP benefits are expected to start in May 2024. Once the program launches, eligible patients can begin scheduling covered treatments with participating providers.
If you need urgent or preventive care, it’s best not to delay. Contact Keep 28 Dental Centre for guidance on interim solutions and options until the CDCP starts.
No, the CDCP is intended to supplement coverage gaps, not replace existing workplace benefits. You may still use workplace benefits for additional coverage.
Eligibility is based on family net income. Families with an income below $90,000 may qualify for varying co-payment rates. Visit the official CDCP website for full eligibility criteria.
To apply, qualified applicants should follow the application guidelines provided on the CDCP website. For assistance, contact the Keep 28 Dental Centre team, and we will walk you through the application process.
Yes, in many cases, CDCP may work alongside provincial dental programs. However, specific coverage may vary based on provincial guidelines.
The CDCP provides both essential and preventive dental treatment. Not all treatments may be eligible; please check with Keep 28 Dental Centre or visit the CDCP website to clarify precise coverage details.