Fees, Insurance and CDCP Information

Alberta Dental Fee Guide

Our office follows the Alberta Dental Fee Guide. We will make every effort to help you understand the guide and your insurance benefits.

0% Interest Financing

We offer bite-sized 0% interest payment plan options, making it easier to manage the cost of your dental care. Click here for more info.

Flexible Payment Options

Take advantage of flexible financing that lets you get the treatment you need now and pay later — without extra fees or interest.

Affordable Care, Lasting Confidence

Whether it’s a brighter smile or more advanced dental work, our goal is to make looking and feeling your best more affordable and stress-free.

Understanding the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)

The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is a federal initiative launched in December 2023 to help eligible Canadians access essential dental care. Designed to support oral health across all age groups, the CDCP covers a wide range of services, ensuring that more Canadians can maintain healthy, confident smiles.

What Does the CDCP Cover?

The CDCP provides comprehensive dental coverage, including:

Preventive services: Exams, cleanings, fluoride treatments, and sealants
Diagnostic services: X-rays and full dental assessments
Restorative services: Fillings, crowns, and other tooth repair treatments
Endodontic services: Root canal therapy
Prosthodontic services: Full and partial dentures
Periodontal services: Deep cleanings and gum treatments
Oral surgery: Tooth extractions and other surgical procedures

Who Qualifies for the CDCP?

Eligibility is being rolled out in phases based on age, disability status, and income. Here’s a breakdown:

Seniors (65+)

Eligibility: Canadian residents aged 65 and older
Applications opened: December 2023

Adults with a Valid Disability Tax Credit Certificate

Eligibility: Adults with a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate
Applications opened: June 27, 2024

Children Under 18

Eligibility: Canadian residents under the age of 18
Applications opened: June 27, 2024

All Other Eligible Adults (Aged 18–64)

Coverage begins: As early as June 1, 2025
Application dates by age group:
- May 1, 2025: Ages 55–64
- May 15, 2025: Ages 18–34
- May 29, 2025: Ages 35–54

CDCP Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for the CDCP, applicants must meet the following:

Age: Based on phased rollout (see above)
Disability status: Must hold a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate
Income: The plan is designed for low to moderate-income Canadians. Income thresholds and co-payment details are outlined in the Cost section of the CDCP website.

How to Apply for the CDCP

Applying is simple and can be done online. Here’s how:

1. Check Your Eligibility

Confirm your eligibility based on age, income, or disability status.

2. Gather Required Documents

You’ll need the following for yourself (and your spouse or partner, if applicable):

Social Insurance Number (SIN)
Date of birth
Full name
Home and mailing address
Details of any existing dental coverage through government programs
2023 Notice of Assessment (proof of tax filing)

3. Apply During Your Phase

Make sure to apply during the correct window for your age or eligibility group (see above).

4. Submit Your Application Online

Visit the official CDCP application portal and follow the steps to complete and submit your form.

5. Need Help?

You can apply with the help of:

A trusted person (family or friend)
A delegate (legal representative)

After You Apply

Once your application is submitted:

Confirmation: You’ll receive an enrolment confirmation from Sun Life, the CDCP administrator.
Welcome package: Within three months, you’ll receive a member card and your coverage start date.

Tips for a Smooth Application:

Double-check all information before submitting
Keep a copy of your application and any correspondence
Visit the CDCP website regularly for updates

For more information on the Canadian Dental Care Plan, please visit the official government website.

Direct Billing & Insurance

At Brush Dental, we’re happy to offer direct billing to most insurance providers to help make your visit as smooth as possible. Our friendly team is experienced in working with a wide range of insurance plans and can help you understand your coverage.

Please note: While we’re here to assist, please remember that your dental insurance is a private agreement between you and your provider. Patients are ultimately responsible for understanding their plan and any remaining balances.

Make the Most of Your Benefits!

Many dental plans reset at the end of the year, and unused coverage doesn’t roll over. If you haven’t used your full benefits yet, now is a great time to book your next appointment and maximize your plan before it renews.