S eniors aged 72 and older are eligible as of today to register for Canada's national dental care plan, but dentists still can't sign up for the program — even though they're supposed to start ...

Meet the “Tooth Fairy,” who was once considered the possible face of the Canadian Dental Care Plan.

In Sudbury, more than 70 dental providers have signed-on to the plan. Dental care practitioners are providing services ...

A federal election is potentially only months away and two of the Liberal government's landmark social programs are not fully in place. The majority of planned dental care recipients are still not ...

The new national insurance plan, the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP), came into effect last May. The taxpayer-funded program helps pay for dental procedures including cleanings, fillings and ...

Such care could require frequent dental visits ... executive director of the National Association of Dental Plans, which represents the dental benefits industry. “But as we get older, over ...

However, your medical care and medications should be your priority. And remember, “free dental care” is free only up to the plan’s maximum limit.

She sits on the National Dental Examining Board of Canada ... Paul Allison consults for Health Canada regarding the Canadian Dental Care Plan and has consulted for the World Health Organization.

It adds value to oral health care services for the Canadian population. The coverage, the process, and the participating dentists are oriented to keeping patients above all. The dentists offering CDCP ...