CDCP NEAR ME IN THORNHILL

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  • We bill the Canadian Dental Care Plan directly, so most visits have little or no upfront cost.
  • Accepting new CDCP patients, no referral needed.
  • Same day and emergency appointments available six days a week.
  • English and Farsi spoken, so you are understood from the first call.
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In Thornhill, the Emergency Dental Office provides urgent dental care through the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). This program is designed for individuals without dental insurance, ensuring they receive timely treatment without financial strain. Not sure if you qualify or how to apply? Call us and we will walk you through it.

What Exactly is the Canadian Dental Care Plan?

The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) ensures that all Canadians, particularly those with family incomes under $90,000, have access to necessary dental services. Launched in 2024 by the Canadian government and Sun Life, this program initially focuses on vulnerable groups, providing comprehensive dental care to ensure no one suffers from inadequate dental health due to financial barriers.

 

Can You Use CDCP for Emergency Dental Care? Yes.

Restore your smile at Emergency Dental Office with the Canadian Dental Care Plan! Dedicated to providing comprehensive dental care in Thornhill.

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Why CDCP Patients Choose Our Thornhill Clinic

If you have coverage through the Canadian Dental Care Plan, getting treated here is simple. We are a registered CDCP provider, we handle the paperwork for you, and we see patients from Thornhill and across the area for both routine and emergency care. Here is what that means for you.

  • We bill CDCP directly, so most visits have little or no upfront cost and you are not left chasing reimbursements.
  • We are accepting new CDCP patients and no referral is needed. Just call or walk in.
  • Same day and emergency appointments are available six days a week, with evening hours until 10 PM.
  • Our team speaks English and Farsi, so you are understood clearly from the first phone call through your treatment.
  • We explain exactly what CDCP covers and what, if anything, you will owe before any treatment begins, so there are no surprises.

Not sure if your CDCP covers what you need? Call us at (289) 302-6864 and we will check before you come in.

What Does the Canadian Dental Care Plan Cover?

The Canadian Dental Care Plan covers a portion of the cost of many common dental treatments when an oral health provider recommends them. Some treatments are covered right away, while others need preauthorization first, which means we submit the recommended treatment to the CDCP for review before it is approved. Below are the kinds of services that may be covered under the CDCP.

Category Service Preauthorization Required
Diagnostic & Preventive Dental exams (routine, complete, specific, emergency) No
X-rays No
Cleaning (scaling) No
Fluoride applications No
Sealants No
Basic Services — Restorative Permanent fillings No
Temporary fillings No
Pain control for diseased teeth No
Other treatments for cavities No
Basic Services — Endodontic Root canal treatments No
Pulpectomies (first step of a root canal treatment) No
Procedures to reduce infection and relieve pain No
Re-treatment of previously completed root canal treatment Yes
Basic Services — Periodontal Cleaning under the gumline No
Treating abscesses No
Bonding for mobile teeth Yes
Post-surgical evaluations Yes
Non-surgical gum disease management No
Major Services — Restorative Repairs to crowns and re-bonding of crowns and posts No
Crowns Yes
Cores (to support crowns) Yes
Posts for crowns Yes
Major Services — Prosthodontic Complete dentures (standard and temporary) No
Denture repairs, relines, and rebases No
Placing lining in dentures to condition oral tissues No
Complete immediate and overdentures Yes
Partial dentures Yes
Major Services — Oral Surgery Removal of teeth and roots No
Surgical removal of tumors and cysts No
Surgical incisions (including draining) No
Treatments for broken jaw bones No
Anaesthesia and Sedation Minimal sedation (conscious) No
Moderate sedation Yes
Deep sedation Yes
General anaesthesia Yes
Orthodontic Services Available in 2025 for medical need only No

Cosmetic treatments such as teeth whitening are generally not covered by CDCP.

See What Your CDCP Covers at Our Clinic

Need urgent dental care? The Canadian Dental Care Plan is here to help at Emergency Dental Office in Thornhill. Call us now at (289) 302-6864 or book online to get immediate assistance under CDCP. Don’t let financial barriers stop you from receiving the care you need.

How to Apply for the CDCP

Applying for the Canadian Dental Care Plan takes only a few steps, and enrollment is now open to all eligible residents. You can apply online or by phone through the Government of Canada. Before you start, it helps to have a few pieces of information ready.

Required Documents:

Your full name and date of birth

Your home and mailing address

Your Social Insurance Number

Last year's tax return notice of assessment

Details of any previous participation in government dental programs

Once you are approved, bring your CDCP details to your appointment, or send them to us when you book, and we will confirm your coverage before your visit. For full application details and to apply, visit the official Canadian Dental Care Plan page.

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Who Is Eligible for the CDCP?

Eligibility for the Canadian Dental Care Plan is based on a few simple criteria. You may qualify if all of the following apply to you.

No Current Dental Insurance: You do not have dental coverage through a job, a family member, a pension, or a private plan.

Adjusted family net income under 90,000 dollars: Your household’s adjusted net income for the year must be below this amount.

Canadian resident for tax purposes: You must be a resident of Canada for tax purposes.

Filed your tax return: You must have filed your tax return for the previous year, since CDCP uses it to confirm your income.

If you meet these criteria, you can apply for the CDCP and then use your coverage at our Thornhill clinic. We will confirm what is covered before your visit. For full eligibility details, visit the official Canadian Dental Care Plan page.

How Much Does CDCP Cover, and What Will You Pay?

How much of your dental costs the Canadian Dental Care Plan covers depends on your adjusted family net income. Lower income households have everything covered, while higher income households pay a share of the cost, called a co-payment. The table below shows how it works.

CDCP Coverage and Co-Payments
Adjusted Family Net Income CDCP Coverage Co-Payment Responsibility
Less than $70,000 100% 0%
$70,000 - $79,999 60% 40%
$80,000 - $89,999 40% 60%

A co-payment is the part of the cost you pay yourself. For example, if your adjusted family net income is between 70,000 and 79,999 dollars, CDCP covers 60 percent of the eligible cost and you pay the remaining 40 percent at your visit.

When You Might Pay More:

Even with CDCP coverage, there are two situations where you may have an additional cost.

  • When a service costs more than the CDCP established fee. CDCP covers up to its own fee for each service. If a treatment costs more than that, you pay the difference.

  • When you choose a service CDCP does not cover. Treatments outside the plan, such as cosmetic work like teeth whitening, are not covered, so you would pay the full cost.

We always tell you in advance if any treatment will involve a cost beyond your CDCP coverage, so you can decide before anything begins. For the full coverage details, visit the official Canadian Dental Care Plan coverage page.

CDCP Renewal is Now Open for the 2026 to 2027 Benefit Year

The Canadian Dental Care Plan renewal window for the 2026 to 2027 benefit year runs from April 15 to June 1, 2026. Your current coverage stays active until June 30, 2026, but ends on that date if you do not renew in time. The CDCP is an annual program, so every member must reconfirm eligibility each year. Missing the deadline means a gap in coverage, and any treatment you receive during that gap will not be reimbursed by Sun Life.

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Who Can Renew

To keep your CDCP coverage, you still need to meet all four conditions:

  • No access to private dental insurance through an employer, family member, pension plan, or any policy purchased personally or through a group.
  • A filed tax return for the previous year for you and your spouse or common law partner.
  • An adjusted family net income under $90,000 and Canadian residency for tax purposes.
  • Coverage through a provincial, territorial, or federal social program is still allowed and will be coordinated with the CDCP.

Service Canada verifies eligibility through T4 and T4A records, and inaccurate information can lead to removal from the plan.

What You Need to Renew

Have the following ready for each person on the plan:

  • Social Insurance Number (SIN) and CDCP member ID
  • Full legal name and date of birth
  • Home and mailing address
  • Any government dental coverage you receive
  • Confirmation that last year’s tax return is filed

Once renewed, bring your updated details to your next visit and our team at Emergency Dental Office will handle direct billing with Sun Life.

Get the Dental Care You Need with CDCP in Thornhill

If you are covered by the Canadian Dental Care Plan, you can use it at our Thornhill clinic for both urgent problems and routine care. We are a registered CDCP provider, we bill the plan directly, and we are accepting new CDCP patients now. Whether you need same day help for tooth pain or a regular checkup, we will confirm what your coverage includes before your visit, so you always know where you stand.

Call us at (289) 302-6864 or request a visit below, and we will check your CDCP coverage and book you in.

Get the Dental Care You Need with CDCP in Thornhill

Your CDCP Coverage Questions Answered by Emergency Dental Office Experts

The Emergency Dental Office is committed to helping you understand how the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) can assist with your dental costs. We’ve compiled the most frequently asked questions from our patients in Thornhill. If your concerns are not covered here, please contact us for more information.

To check your eligibility for CDCP coverage at Emergency Dental Office, please visit the Canadian government website or contact their helpline at 1-833-537-4342.

Do not delay your dental visits. It’s crucial to continue with your regular dental checkups at Emergency Dental Office to catch and treat problems early.

If you’re eligible for CDCP and have other government dental programs, Emergency Dental Office will coordinate benefits to ensure comprehensive coverage without duplication.

Applying for CDCP at Emergency Dental Office can provide better-funded coverage, potentially covering costs that provincial programs might not fully cover.

Your dentist at Emergency Dental Office can still treat you even if they don’t participate in CDCP, but CDCP won’t cover the costs of these treatments.

No, CDCP requires participating providers to submit claims directly. Emergency Dental Office cannot reimburse you if you pay upfront for dental services.

Speak openly with Emergency Dental Office about your financial situation. They might offer treatment and payment plans or direct you to other assistance programs.

No, CDCP is designed for those without dental insurance. If you have coverage through work, school, or other organizations, you are not eligible for CDCP at Emergency Dental Office.

CDCP is not intended to replace existing workplace dental benefits. Emergency Dental Office recommends you review your current coverage to make an informed decision.

How does CDCP differ from CDCP provides set coverage with co-payments based on income, unlike customizable private plans. Discuss with Emergency Dental Office about any additional charges before starting treatment.

CDCP covers a range of services, including preventive, diagnostic, restorative, and surgical treatments. Discuss with Emergency Dental Office for specific coverage details.