Find Dentists Accepting CDCP Across Canada
The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is a federal program helping eligible Canadians access dental care. Search for CDCP-accepting dentists in your province below.
We recommend calling clinics to confirm CDCP acceptance before your visit, as enrollment status can change.
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Ontario
- CDCP Dentists in Toronto
- CDCP Dentists in Scarborough
- CDCP Dentists in Mississauga
- CDCP Dentists in Brampton
British Columbia
Alberta
- CDCP Dentists in Calgary
- CDCP Dentists in Edmonton
- CDCP Dentists in Red Deer
- CDCP Dentists in Lethbridge
What is CDCP?
The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is a federal government program that helps eligible Canadian residents access dental care. The program covers a range of dental services for those who qualify based on income and insurance status.
CDCP is available to Canadian residents who do not have access to dental insurance and have an adjusted family net income of less than $90,000.
Learn more on Canada.caServices typically covered:
- Preventive care (cleanings, exams, X-rays)
- Restorative services (fillings, crowns)
- Oral surgery (extractions, root canals)
- Prosthodontics (dentures, bridges)
- Periodontal services (gum treatment)
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I am eligible for CDCP?
You may be eligible if you are a Canadian resident without dental insurance and have an adjusted family net income under $90,000. Visit the official Canada.ca website to check your eligibility.
How do I find a CDCP dentist near me?
Use the search above to find dentists in your city who accept CDCP. Select your province and city, then filter by CDCP insurance. We recommend calling to confirm before your visit.
What should I bring to my CDCP appointment?
Bring your CDCP member card (if you have received one), a valid ID, and your health card. If you have not received your CDCP card yet, bring your confirmation letter.
Can I use CDCP with other insurance?
CDCP is designed for people without dental insurance. If you have private or employer-sponsored dental insurance, you may not be eligible for CDCP. Check the official guidelines for details.