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CDCP Dentist in Richmond Hill: 2026–2027 Guide

Looking for a CDCP dentist in Richmond Hill, Ontario? Mackenzie Smiles Dentistry welcomes eligible Canadian Dental Care Plan patients. The CDCP supports qualifying Canadian residents who do not have access to private dental coverage. Applications for the 2026–2027 benefit period are open. Program information on this page was checked on October 15, 2026; confirm your own coverage start date before receiving care.

Mackenzie Smiles Dentistry welcomes CDCP patients in Richmond Hill, Ontario, at 250 Harding Blvd W, Suite 103. Contact the clinic to check active benefits for the care you are considering. Our team can explain the next steps; eligibility and treatment coverage are determined by the program. Explore our dental services before requesting your visit.

Already enrolled in the CDCP?

Contact our team before your visit so we can confirm your active coverage and discuss the dental care you are considering.

CDCP Eligibility

Who May Qualify for the Canadian Dental Care Plan?

The Government of Canada currently requires applicants to meet all four of the following eligibility requirements.

01

No Access to Private Dental Coverage

You must not have access to private dental insurance or coverage through employment, a pension plan, family member, or another qualifying private source.

02

Canadian Tax Return Filed

You and your spouse or common-law partner, if applicable, must have filed the required Canadian tax return.

03

Family Income Below $90,000

Your adjusted family net income must currently be less than $90,000.

04

Canadian Resident

You must be a Canadian resident for tax purposes and meet the program's other eligibility requirements.

Dental Coverage

What Dental Services May Be Covered?

The CDCP covers a range of eligible oral health services. Coverage is determined according to the plan's rules, frequency limits, clinical criteria, and your individual benefit status.

Some treatments may require preauthorization before the CDCP confirms coverage. Not every dental procedure is included in the program.

Before Your Visit

Check Your CDCP Benefits Before Treatment

Active coverage, eligible services, and preauthorization are separate checks. Confirm each one before planning your dental treatment.

What to CheckWhy It MattersWhat to Ask
Active benefitsYour coverage has a start date and must be renewed annually.Is my coverage active on the treatment date?
Eligible serviceClinical criteria and frequency limits can apply.Does the proposed service meet current plan rules?
PreauthorizationSome services need a program review before treatment.Is prior approval required for my proposed care?

Important: CDCP enrollment does not mean every proposed procedure is covered. Confirm your individual benefit status and the current program requirements before receiving care.

Using Your CDCP Benefits

What to Do Before Your Dental Visit

A few simple steps can help you better understand your coverage before receiving dental care.

STEP 01

Confirm Your Coverage Is Active

Check your current CDCP benefit status and coverage start date before booking treatment.

STEP 03

Review Covered Services

Before treatment, discuss eligible services, any preauthorization requirements, and the next steps for your individual treatment plan.

Important to Know

Confirm Coverage for Each Proposed Service

Your individual coverage depends on active benefit status, eligible services, frequency limits, clinical criteria, and program rules.

  • Not every dental service is covered. Some procedures are outside the CDCP or may require preauthorization.
  • Your coverage should be confirmed before care. Coverage and benefit status can be checked before eligible treatment is provided.
  • Some services require prior approval. The program may need to review supporting clinical information before an eligible service can proceed under the plan.
  • CDCP members are not reimbursed directly. For covered services, reimbursement is made to eligible oral health providers through the program.

CDCP FAQs

Canadian Dental Care Plan Questions

For independent guidance, see the ODA CDCP questions, CDA CDCP information and RCDSO treatment consent guidance. The program makes coverage decisions; the clinic explains the proposed care.

Does Mackenzie Smiles Dentistry accept CDCP patients?
Yes. Mackenzie Smiles Dentistry welcomes CDCP patients. Your active coverage and eligible benefits should be confirmed before treatment. You can request an appointment online or contact the clinic with a general question.
How do I confirm that my CDCP coverage is active?
Check your My Service Canada Account or your program confirmation for your coverage dates. Have your CDCP member information ready when booking, and ask the clinic to confirm your benefit status before treatment.
Are all dental procedures covered by the CDCP?
No. The CDCP covers a range of eligible oral health services, but coverage is subject to plan rules, frequency limits, clinical criteria, and in some cases preauthorization.
What information should I have when booking?
Have your CDCP member information and coverage start date available. Let the clinic know that you are covered under the CDCP when requesting your appointment.
What does preauthorization mean for CDCP services?
Preauthorization means the program reviews a proposed service against its coverage criteria when prior approval is required. Your dentist explains the clinical recommendation; the program makes the coverage decision. Ask whether approval is needed before starting the proposed service.
What if I missed the 2026–2027 CDCP renewal deadline?
CDCP coverage must be renewed each year. The 2026 renewal period closed on June 1, 2026. Renewals for the 2027–2028 benefit period will open in spring 2027. If you missed it, you can submit a new application for 2026–2027, but a gap in coverage can occur. Care during that gap is not reimbursed retroactively. See the official renewal and reapplication guidance.
Does CDCP cover dental implants or orthodontic treatment?
Implants and implant-related procedures are excluded under the CDCP Dental Benefits Guide. Orthodontic services are currently not available under the plan. Check the official coverage information before planning treatment.

CDCP Dentist in Richmond Hill

Have Questions About Your CDCP Dental Coverage?

Contact Mackenzie Smiles Dentistry to discuss your dental needs, active CDCP coverage, and visit preparation.