You can now use your Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)

Come have your dental care needs look after and get helped with the CDCP when you see our dentists at Academy Dental in Downtown Edmonton.​

Call 780-423-1869 and contact us!

The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is here to make dental care more affordable for eligible Canadian residents.

Where to Start ?

  • Seniors aged 65 and over.
  • Children under the age of 18.
  • Adults with a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate.
  • Applications for the CDCP open in phases.
  • Eligible individuals can apply online through Service Canada.
  • The CDCP helps cover some of the costs of various oral health care services.
  • It provides assistance for services like dental check-ups, cleanings, and treatments.

We Can Help!

Once you have been approve for the Canadian Federal Dental Coverage CDCP,

 

You can now contact us and our receptionist will help you scheduling your appointment in a prompt manner!

Until when is it available?

Yes! The Canadian Federal Dental coverage is still active in Alberta. You may have heard the news that the province of Alberta may retract from it in 2016. In the meantime, you can take advantage of the coverage if you are approved before it is too late. 

In June 2024, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith stated that Alberta would pull out of the federal government’s dental care plan by 2026. But, until negotiations are complete between the federal government and the Province, Albertans can continue to access the provincial low-income dental programs and qualify for the CDCP.  

How much are you covered?

Keep in mind that the CDCP will reimburse a portion of the cost, but it may not cover the full amount. Your adjusted family net income determines the coverage percentage. In addition, our professional fees may differ from the fee guide used by the federal program. On average, the Alberta fee guide may be about 15% than the one issued by the federal government for the CDCP.

At the moment, the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) provides coverage for a wide range of oral health care services. Here are some examples of what could be covered when recommended by an oral health provider:

  1. Diagnostic and preventive services:

  2. Restorative care:

Other procedure such as: Root canals, Crowns, Complete and partial dentures may need to wait until November 2024 before being approved.