CDCP Dental Care Near Bloor-Yonge
Hayden Charles Dental Care accepts CDCP near Bloor-Yonge. Use these answers to understand the public plan and bring your current coverage information when arranging care.
Hayden Charles Dental Care accepts the Canadian Dental Care Plan at our clinic near Bloor-Yonge. Contact our team to arrange a visit and discuss how your plan applies to your proposed care.
Bring your current plan information. We will help you understand your coverage and estimated patient portion before treatment, with clear answers about the next step.
About the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)
The Canadian Dental Care Plan is a government-funded initiative that helps people without private dental insurance get essential oral health services. Depending on your eligibility, CDCP may cover treatments such as:
- Routine dental exams and cleanings
- X-rays and diagnostic services
- Tooth fillings
- Tooth extractions
- Root canal therapy
- Dentures and related proceduresPreventive treatments and more
Visit the Government of Canada website for current CDCP eligibility and application information.
Making Your CDCP Experience Simple and Stress-Free
Our team understands that new programs can be confusing. That’s why we’re here to guide you every step of the way. We’ll:
- Review what’s included in your CDCP benefits
- Help you confirm eligibility and enrollment
- Submit claims directly when we can
- Create a personalized treatment plan that aligns with your coverage
Who Can Apply for the CDCP?
You may qualify for the Canadian Dental Care Plan if you:
- Do not have private dental insurance
- Meet the household income requirements
- Are a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident
- Have filed a recent tax return
The plan is being phased in by age and income. Currently, many seniors, children, and adults with disabilities are eligible, with additional groups joining throughout 2025.
Applications are available through the official Government of Canada website.
Use Your CDCP Benefits at Hayden Charles Dental Care
Your dental health is important, and financial barriers shouldn’t stand in the way of your care. At Hayden Charles Dental Care, we’re proud to help CDCP patients access the treatments they need for healthy, confident smiles.
Book your appointment today and start using your CDCP benefits at our dental office in Toronto.
Does CDCP cover crowns?
CDCP considers eligible crowns through preauthorization. Approval depends on its clinical criteria, and implant-supported crowns are excluded. A recommendation for a crown does not itself confirm benefit approval.
Does CDCP cover dental bridges?
No. The current CDCP guide excludes fixed bridges and bridge-related procedures.
Does CDCP cover dentures?
CDCP includes eligible denture services. Partial dentures and some other denture treatments require preauthorization; the plan’s criteria and limits still apply. Confirm the proposed treatment and benefit decision before proceeding.
Does CDCP cover braces or Invisalign?
The current Government of Canada coverage page says orthodontic services are not available. Do not assume that CDCP pays for Invisalign or braces. Check the official page for changes before planning treatment.
Does HCDC accept CDCP, and do all dentists participate?
HCDC accepts CDCP. Participation is not universal, so confirm with any provider before booking and check that your coverage has started. Bring your current plan information to the appointment.
How do I renew CDCP or deal with missed renewal?
CDCP must be renewed each year. Use the official renewal page for the current window. If you missed renewal, follow its reapplication instructions and confirm your new start date before receiving care you expect the plan to cover.
How much does CDCP pay?
At CDCP-established fees, eligible services are covered at 100%, 60% or 40%, depending on adjusted family net income. Additional provider charges may still apply. Check the official income bands and your estimate; these percentages are not a promise that your visit will be free.
Does CDCP cover root canals?
Eligible root canal treatment is included in CDCP. The plan’s criteria apply, and retreatment requires preauthorization. Confirm the treatment and benefit decision for the tooth involved.
How can I check my CDCP application status?
Use the Government of Canada’s CDCP application-status service or its listed contact options. Check the confirmed coverage-start date before booking care under the plan.
Does CDCP cover nightguards?
No. The current CDCP guide excludes bruxism appliances, including nightguards.
Who qualifies for CDCP?
Applicants must meet the federal eligibility requirements, including Canadian tax residency, filed tax returns, adjusted family net income below $90,000 and no access to private dental coverage. Check the official eligibility page for details and exceptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does CDCP cover crowns?
CDCP considers eligible crowns through preauthorization. Approval depends on its clinical criteria, and implant-supported crowns are excluded. A recommendation for a crown does not itself confirm benefit approval.
Does CDCP cover dental bridges?
No. The current CDCP guide excludes fixed bridges and bridge-related procedures.
Does CDCP cover dentures?
CDCP includes eligible denture services. Partial dentures and some other denture treatments require preauthorization; the plan’s criteria and limits still apply. Confirm the proposed treatment and benefit decision before proceeding.
Does CDCP cover braces or Invisalign?
The current Government of Canada coverage page says orthodontic services are not available. Do not assume that CDCP pays for Invisalign or braces. Check the official page for changes before planning treatment.
Does HCDC accept CDCP, and do all dentists participate?
HCDC accepts CDCP. Participation is not universal, so confirm with any provider before booking and check that your coverage has started. Bring your current plan information to the appointment.
How do I renew CDCP or deal with missed renewal?
CDCP must be renewed each year. Use the official renewal page for the current window. If you missed renewal, follow its reapplication instructions and confirm your new start date before receiving care you expect the plan to cover.
How much does CDCP pay?
At CDCP-established fees, eligible services are covered at 100%, 60% or 40%, depending on adjusted family net income. Additional provider charges may still apply. Check the official income bands and your estimate; these percentages are not a promise that your visit will be free.
Does CDCP cover root canals?
Eligible root canal treatment is included in CDCP. The plan’s criteria apply, and retreatment requires preauthorization. Confirm the treatment and benefit decision for the tooth involved.
How can I check my CDCP application status?
Use the Government of Canada’s CDCP application-status service or its listed contact options. Check the confirmed coverage-start date before booking care under the plan.
Does CDCP cover nightguards?
No. The current CDCP guide excludes bruxism appliances, including nightguards.
Who qualifies for CDCP?
Applicants must meet the federal eligibility requirements, including Canadian tax residency, filed tax returns, adjusted family net income below $90,000 and no access to private dental coverage. Check the official eligibility page for details and exceptions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is CDCP the same as Sun Life insurance?
CDCP is a federal dental care plan. Sun Life processes its dental claims; this does not make it the same as a private Sun Life dental policy.
How do I apply for CDCP?
Apply through the official Government of Canada CDCP application service after checking eligibility. HCDC does not decide eligibility. Keep the approval and coverage-start information for your dental appointment.
What does CDCP cover?
CDCP helps pay for eligible preventive, diagnostic and treatment services. Some require advance approval, and exclusions apply. Use the official coverage guide and your treatment estimate to check the service you need.
What is CDCP?
The Canadian Dental Care Plan is a federal program that helps eligible Canadian residents access dental care. HCDC accepts CDCP patients at its clinic near Bloor-Yonge.
Does CDCP cover dental implants?
No. The current CDCP benefits guide excludes dental implants and implant-related procedures, including implant-supported crowns.
Does CDCP cover wisdom tooth removal?
Tooth removal is among the services CDCP may cover. Coverage depends on the procedure and the plan’s requirements; some services need advance approval. Confirm the treatment estimate before care.
Clinic & Booking Information
Yes. We accept the Canadian Dental Care Plan at 25 Hayden Street, Units 4 and 5, near Bloor-Yonge. Call (289) 270-4641 to arrange a visit.
You may have a patient portion to pay. Bring your plan information so our team can explain the estimate and how your coverage applies before treatment.
Bring your current CDCP plan information, a medication list and any relevant dental records. Let the team know about your coverage when you request the appointment.
The Government of Canada's Canadian Dental Care Plan website provides the current eligibility and application information. Our team can help with questions about arranging care at our clinic.