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Yes. Broadway Dental Clinic welcomes CDCP patients. Bring your CDCP member information to your appointment, and our team will confirm your coverage before any treatment. Check your coverage and book today: (416) 322-5156.

To qualify, you must have no access to dental insurance (including through work, a pension, or a health spending account), have an adjusted family net income under $90,000, be a Canadian resident for tax purposes, and have filed your tax return for the previous year. Children can be included on a parent's application. For full details, visit canada.ca/dental.

You can apply for free online through your My Service Canada Account, or by phone with Service Canada. Once you're approved, you'll receive your member information, and you can book an appointment with us.

It depends on your family income. If your adjusted family net income is under $70,000, the plan covers eligible services at its set fees. Between $70,000 and $89,999, you pay a share of the cost (a co-payment). We'll always explain any costs before treatment.

CDCP covers a wide range of services, including exams, cleanings, X-rays, fillings, root canals, extractions and dentures. Some services need approval from the plan before treatment, and some procedures loke orthodontic treatment is not currently covered.

No. If you have access to dental insurance through work, a pension or a spouse's plan, you're not eligible for CDCP, even if you don't use that coverage.

Yes. Members need to renew every year to confirm they still qualify. If you miss the renewal period, your coverage ends and you'll need to apply again.

No. They are separate programs. The Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program is a provincial program for low-income seniors in Ontario, while CDCP is a federal program for eligible Canadians of all ages.