Canada Dental Care Plan
CDCP covers 100% below $70,000 AFNI, 60% from $70,000–$79,999, and 40% from $80,000–$89,999, subject to plan fees and coverage rules.
Official sourceCheck public dental and medication coverage without treating insurance reimbursement as a cash benefit. Coverage depends on eligible services, established fees, income and province or territory.
Amounts are dated official maximums, not a personal estimate or promise of payment.
CDCP covers 100% below $70,000 AFNI, 60% from $70,000–$79,999, and 40% from $80,000–$89,999, subject to plan fees and coverage rules.
Official sourceCurrent agreements cover listed contraception and diabetes medications and products in participating jurisdictions.
Official sourceEach province or territory sets its own eligibility, formulary, deductible and coordination rules.
Official sourceThe guide asks more specific questions based on the program and your province or territory.
No. Co-payments may apply, CDCP fee schedules may be lower than provider charges, and some services require preauthorization or are not covered.
Generally no. CDCP assesses access to private coverage, even if you declined or have not used it, subject to a narrow pension-plan exception.
No. Coverage currently depends on federal agreements and provincial or territorial programs and formularies.
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