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Canadian Dental Care Plan: Examples of co‑payments and additional charges factsheet

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Canadian Dental Care Plan

Examples of co‑payments and additional charges

The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is helping make the cost of dental care more affordable for eligible Canadian residents by covering a portion of the cost for a wide range of oral health care services. You may have to pay additional charges, including co‑payments, directly to your oral health provider. Before receiving care, you should always ask your oral health provider about any costs that won’t be covered by the plan.

The following examples are all based on 2 units of scaling, which is 30 minutes of teeth cleaning.

No co‑payment

Jane has an adjusted family net income of $32,000. This means that she does not have a co‑payment.

  • Jane has an appointment to get her teeth cleaned
  • Her provider charges $145* for 2 units of scaling
  • The CDCP established fee for 2 units of scaling is $134
  • The CDCP will pay Jane’s provider $134
  • Jane will need to pay the remaining $11 to her provider
40% co‑payment

Hakeem and his spouse, Anita, have an adjusted family net income of $76,000. This means that their family has a 40% co‑payment.

  • Hakeem has an appointment to get his teeth cleaned
  • His provider charges $145* for 2 units of scaling
  • The CDCP established fee for 2 units of scaling is $134
  • Hakeem must pay the remaining $11 to the provider, plus his co‑payment
  • Hakeem’s co‑payment is $53.60 (40% of $134)
  • The CDCP will pay Hakeem’s provider $80.40 (60% of $134)
  • Hakeem’s total payment to his provider is $64.60 ($11 plus $53.60)
60% co‑payment

Kate and her spouse, Mary, have an adjusted family net income of $82,000. This means that their family has a 60% co‑payment.

  • Kate has an appointment to get her teeth cleaned
  • Her provider charges $145* for 2 units of scaling
  • The CDCP established fee for 2 units of scaling is $134
  • Kate must pay the remaining $11 to the provider, plus her co‑payment
  • Kate’s co‑payment is $80.40 (60% of $134)
  • The CDCP will pay Kate’s provider $53.60 (40% of $134)
  • Kate’s total payment to her provider is $91.40 ($11 plus $80.40)

* For illustrative purposes only

For more details on the CDCP, visit Canada.ca/dental or call 1-833-537-4342

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2024-11-06

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