How often should I visit the dentist?
We recommend twice a year for exams and cleaning, although some with ongoing dental problems may need extra cleaning visits yearly.
Are dental services covered by government programs?
It depends. The CDCP covers many people who fit income criteria and have no access to dental care. Certain groups, like children and seniors, may qualify with provincial government programs that pay for some services. Indigenous people and refugees also have access to dental health care through programs. No program covers every service but most cover preventive and emergency services.
What should I do if I don’t have dental insurance?
We can check to see if you qualify for any of the government programs. We also have flexible payment options and financing plans for many services.
What is the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)?
You may qualify for the CDCP. We can guide you through that process. We also have in-office plans like flexible payment plans, no-interest plans, and discounts for some services.
How much does a dental visit usually cost?
Dental fees vary. It depends on the dental service you need. We can provide you with an estimate before you have a treatment.
Do you have convenient appointments?
Yes, we work to make appointments convenient for our patients. You can book online or call, making scheduling easy.
What should I expect during a first dental visit?
During your first visit, an 11 Dental professional will review your medical and dental history. We will take X-rays and do a visual exam of your teeth and gums. Then, our dentist will discuss concerns and your recommended treatment plan.
