Yes, Dental Edge Accepts CDCP — Affordable Family & Kids’ Dentistry in Burlington & Oakville
- Jul 25
- 3 min read

Worried about the cost of dental care for your family? Here’s some good news: Dental Edge accepts the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) for patients across Burlington and Oakville. From your child’s first checkup to care for every age, CDCP helps make quality dentistry affordable — and as a family-focused dentist in Oakville and Burlington, we make using it easy. Below, we answer the most common questions about CDCP coverage.
Does Dental Edge accept CDCP in Burlington and Oakville?
Yes! Dental Edge proudly accepts the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) for patients across Burlington and Oakville. Whether you need a checkup for your child or care for the whole family, our team welcomes CDCP patients and makes the process simple. As a gentle, family-focused dentist in Oakville and Burlington, we’re here to make quality dental care affordable and stress-free.
What is the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)?
The CDCP is a federal program that helps eligible Canadian residents cover the cost of dental care they might otherwise put off. It’s designed to make visiting the dentist affordable for families, children, seniors, and adults who don’t have private dental insurance. At our dental clinic in Burlington and Oakville, we help patients use their CDCP coverage with no confusing paperwork.

Who qualifies for the CDCP?
Generally, you may qualify if you’re a Canadian resident who filed last year’s taxes, have an adjusted family net income under $90,000, and don’t have access to private dental insurance. As of 2025, all eligible age groups — kids, adults, and seniors — can apply. Not sure if you qualify? Ask a dentist in Oakville or Burlington at Dental Edge and we’ll happily point you in the right direction.
What does the CDCP cover?
The CDCP covers a wide range of essential dental services. Here’s what your coverage may include at Dental Edge:

Exams, cleanings and X-rays
Fillings and tooth-coloured restorations
Tooth extractions
Root canal treatment
Complete and partial dentures
Kids’ preventive and family dental care
Do you offer pediatric and kids’ dentistry under the CDCP?
Absolutely. Children are one of the biggest groups the CDCP was built to help, and getting kids to the dentist early prevents bigger problems later. As a family and pediatric-friendly dentist in Oakville and Burlington, we make kids’ visits gentle, fun, and reassuring — from first checkups to fillings and cavity prevention, all with your CDCP coverage.
Can my whole family use CDCP at one dental clinic?
Yes — and that’s the beauty of choosing one family dentist. Instead of driving all over Burlington and Oakville, your kids, parents, and grandparents can all be seen at the same welcoming dental clinic. Booking the whole family with one dentist in Oakville and Burlington saves time and keeps everyone’s dental records in one place.
Do I still have to pay anything with the CDCP?
It depends on your situation. The CDCP covers eligible services up to set amounts, and some patients may have a small co-payment based on their income, or costs for treatments beyond what the plan covers. Our team reviews everything with you up front — so as your dentist in Oakville and Burlington, we make sure there are no surprises.
Do I need a referral, and how do I book with the CDCP?
No referral is needed. Once you’ve received your CDCP confirmation from the government, simply call Dental Edge, let us know you’re a CDCP patient, and we’ll take it from there. As a family dentist in Burlington and Oakville, we handle the details so you can focus on your smile.
Is Dental Edge accepting new CDCP patients in Burlington & Oakville?
Yes — we’re happily welcoming new CDCP patients and families. As a trusted, gentle dentist in Oakville and Burlington, we’d love to care for your family’s smiles. Call 289-816-3288 or book online to get started today.
New to the program? Read our full guide to the Canadian Dental Care Plan.
Bringing the kids? See our family dentistry guide for every age.




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