CDCP Dentist in Newmarket
Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) Dentist in Newmarket
Looking for a CDCP dentist in Newmarket? This CDCP Newmarket page explains how to prepare for your dental visit. Eagle Family Dentistry welcomes patients with active CDCP coverage. Before treatment, our team checks your active coverage, assesses your oral health needs and explains any service limitations or preauthorization requirements. Contact our team to plan your visit.
Current CDCP Application Information
Eligible Canadian residents of all ages can apply for the CDCP. Applications are open for the 2026–2027 benefit period; the original age-based rollout is no longer the application schedule.
Before you apply:
Review all four eligibility requirements, then follow the official application instructions.
Don’t have CDCP yet?
Click the link below to sign up and start receiving quality dental care!
What Exactly is the Canadian Dental Care Plan?
The Canadian Dental Care Plan is a federal program for eligible Canadian residents who do not have access to private dental insurance or coverage. Service Canada assesses eligibility, and Sun Life administers dental claims. Coverage depends on the proposed treatment and current plan rules; enrolment does not mean that every service is covered.
Plan Your CDCP Dental Visit in Newmarket
Have an active membership and need a CDCP dentist in Newmarket? Contact Eagle Family Dentistry to discuss your dental needs and confirm coverage before your appointment.
CDCP Newmarket: Choosing Your Dental Clinic
Eagle Family Dentistry in Newmarket stands out for its commitment to high-quality dental care accessible through the Canadian Dental Care Plan. Our team assesses your oral health and discusses appropriate treatment options. Your dentist explains the expected benefits and risks; individual treatment outcomes vary. We check active CDCP membership and any preauthorization requirements before treatment.
What Services Are Covered by the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)?
Eagle Family Dentistry welcomes CDCP patients. Eligible services may include examinations, X-rays, preventive care, fillings, root canal treatment, dentures and extractions, subject to plan criteria. Some services, including crowns and certain denture procedures, require preauthorization. Frequency limits and clinical criteria also apply, and approval is not automatic. Check the current CDCP Dental Benefits Guide and ask our team to confirm the proposed service before treatment.
Discuss Your CDCP Treatment Options
For dental care in Newmarket, call Eagle Family Dentistry at (905) 836-6111 or contact us to request an appointment. Tell our team that you have CDCP coverage so we can check your membership and discuss the next steps.
How to Apply for the CDCP Program?
Apply through My Service Canada Account or the application route listed on Canada.ca. If you cannot apply online, contact Service Canada at 1-833-537-4342. A spouse or common-law partner must submit their own application. After enrolment, confirm your coverage start date before booking a CDCP appointment and check that coverage is active at every visit.
Required Documents:
Complete name and date of birth
Home and mailing addresses
Social Insurance Number
Spouse or common-law partner information, if applicable
Information on previous government dental health program involvement
Note: For more information on how to apply, visit the:
Eligibility Requirements for the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) at Eagle Family Dentistry
To benefit from the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) at Eagle Family Dentistry, you need to meet specific eligibility criteria:
No access to private dental coverage: This includes coverage available through work, a pension, a family member, a student or professional organization, or a dental health spending account. Choosing not to use available coverage does not generally make you eligible. Government social dental programs may be coordinated with CDCP.
Income Threshold: Your family’s adjusted net income must be under $90,000.
Canadian residency: You and your spouse or common-law partner, if applicable, must be Canadian residents for tax purposes.
Tax filing: You and your spouse or common-law partner, if applicable, must have filed your Canadian tax returns so your family income for the previous year can be assessed.
Service Canada determines eligibility. Review all requirements and any applicable exceptions on the official CDCP eligibility page. Approval must be confirmed before using plan benefits.
Understanding Your CDCP Coverage
CDCP membership does not mean every treatment is covered. Confirm active coverage and the proposed service before treatment.
Coverage Checks:
- Active membership: Confirm your coverage start date and current member status.
- Service eligibility: Check clinical criteria, frequency limits and exclusions.
- Preauthorization: Some services need approval before treatment; approval is not automatic.
Membership Renewal:
CDCP membership must be renewed annually. Check current renewal instructions on Canada.ca. Treatment during a gap in coverage is not covered retrospectively.
Confirm Treatment Coverage:
Ask our team to confirm:
- Whether the proposed treatment meets the current CDCP service criteria.
- Whether preauthorization or frequency limits apply to the proposed service.
Visit the Canadian Dental Care Plan page for more information.
Utilize CDCP Benefits at Eagle Family Dentistry
Bring your CDCP member ID, identification and coverage start-date information. Our team will check active coverage and assess your dental needs. Contact us to request an appointment. If you have urgent symptoms, contact us promptly to discuss assessment and current availability.
You can meet our dentists in Newmarket and plan your first visit through our homepage.
CDCP Dentist in Newmarket: 15 Helpful FAQs
Check all four official eligibility requirements: no access to private dental coverage, required Canadian tax returns filed, adjusted family net income below $90,000 and Canadian residency for tax purposes. Service Canada determines eligibility.
Do not delay assessment of urgent symptoms while waiting for CDCP. Contact a dentist promptly. CDCP benefits apply only once your coverage is active, on or after your confirmed start date.
CDCP may be coordinated with government social dental programs if you meet the CDCP eligibility requirements. Coverage and coordination rules depend on the programs and proposed treatment; comprehensive coverage is not guaranteed.
You may still qualify for CDCP while receiving coverage from a government social dental program. Check the official eligibility and coordination rules before applying.
A provider can formally enrol in CDCP or participate on a claim-by-claim basis by billing Sun Life directly under the program agreement. Confirm that your provider accepts CDCP before treatment.
Sun Life reimburses dental providers directly for eligible CDCP claims. CDCP does not reimburse members directly; confirm the billing arrangements with your provider before treatment.
Bring your member ID and coverage start-date information. Ask our team to check active membership, the proposed service, frequency limits and any preauthorization requirements before treatment.
CDCP generally requires that you have no access to private dental coverage, including through work, school, a pension or a family member. Choosing not to use available coverage does not generally make you eligible. Check official exceptions.
CDCP does not replace available private dental benefits. Check the official eligibility rules before changing any existing coverage.
Preauthorization means your provider must request approval for certain services before treatment. Clinical criteria and frequency limits apply, and approval is not automatic.
Eligible services can include exams, X-rays, preventive care, fillings, root canal treatment, dentures and extractions. Criteria, frequency limits, exclusions and preauthorization can apply. Confirm your specific treatment before care.
Yes. Eligible Canadian residents of all ages can apply, including children under 18. All four eligibility requirements must be met.
Yes. CDCP membership must be renewed annually. Check the current renewal instructions on Canada.ca. Services received during a gap in coverage are not covered retrospectively.
Yes. Eligible adults of all ages can apply for the Canadian Dental Care Plan. Check all four eligibility requirements and the current application instructions on Canada.ca.
Yes. Eligible seniors aged 65 and older can apply for CDCP if they meet all four requirements. Confirm active coverage and your start date before treatment.