Canadian Dental Care Plan
The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is being rolled out to help eligible residents access oral health care. Enrollment depends on family income, tax filing, and other criteria published by the federal government.
CDCP sits alongside provincial health insurance: OHIP still does not cover routine dental care for most adults, so understanding payer order (federal plan vs employer vs out of pocket) matters for receipts and pre-authorizations. Providers must enroll to bill the plan directly; patients should confirm a clinic’s participation before major work.
Program record
Program: Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). Enrollment: not enrolled. Last checked: 2026-03-15. Reassessment: Annual reassessment — check Canada.ca for income limits and phases..
Why not enrolled (this profile)
Household income above current federal threshold for this profile (simulated).
If your income or family situation changes, recheck eligibility on the official program page. Employer plans may cover dental separately.
Orthodontics, cosmetic procedures, and sedation may have distinct caps or exclusions. Always read the official fee guide for the enrolment year—prototype UIs should not promise unlimited coverage.