Airdrie Family Dentists

Yes! We welcome patients of all ages, from children to seniors. We focus on building long-term relationships with every person who walks through our doors.

Yes, we do. Our team is here to provide emergency services to help you when you need urgent dental care.

To get ready, you can request an appointment through our website. Since we focus on “personalized care,” it’s helpful to think about your dental goals—whether you want a routine checkup or are interested in specific treatments like whitening or veneers.

We offer a wide range of services to cover all your needs, including: General Care: Routine dental checkups and family dentistry. Restorations: Dental crowns, composite (tooth-colored) fillings, and implants. Cosmetic Care: Teeth whitening and veneers to help you get a beautiful smile. Advanced Care: Oral surgery and full mouth rehabilitation.

For most people, it is ideal to come in for “routine checkups” to maintain a healthy smile and prevent future problems. (Usually, dentists recommend a visit every six months).

Absolutely! We strive to make every visit stress-free and positive. Our modern clinic and friendly team make the transition smooth, ensuring your family’s oral health is in good hands from day one.

The CDCP is a government program that covers some dental expenses for individuals and families with an income of less than $90,000 a year and without private dental insurance. This plan saves your dental expenses incurred in treatment if you qualify for this plan.

The CDCP program is managed by Health Canada and provides financial assistance according to family income. This means the amount of the out-of-pocket (co-payment) expense varies according to earnings: Minimal Co-Payment: Families earning less than $70,000 will have most of their dental costs covered. 40% Co-Payment: Families earning between $70,000 and $79,999 must cover 40% of the dental cost. 60% Co-Payment: Families earning between $80,000 and $89,999 must cover 60% of the dental cost. Not all dental procedures are fully covered, so some treatments may require additional payments.

The Canadian Dental Care Plan near you (CDCP) helps cover various treatments to keep your teeth and gums healthy. These include: Preventive Care, Diagnostic Services, Restorative Treatments, Endodontic Procedures, Prosthodontic Services, Periodontal Care, Oral Surgery. Some treatments may require preauthorization, meaning you need approval before getting the procedure.

You can apply for the CDCP online through the official government website. To apply, you’ll need: Personal information (name, date of birth, and contact details). Proof of residency (such as an ID or address verification). Required documents like your tax return and Notice of Assessment. And more required documents and information. If you need help with the application, Airdrie Family Dentists is happy to assist you!

You may qualify for the CDCP if you are: A senior (65 years or older). A child under 18. An adult with a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate. You can check your eligibility on the Health Canada website.

Preventive care is essential for good oral health. The CDCP covers: Regular checkups to catch oral problems early. Teeth cleanings to remove plaque and tartar. Fluoride treatments to protect your teeth. Dental sealants to prevent cavities. Keeping up with routine dental visits can help prevent oral issues early!

You can use the CDCP Participating Dentists Directory to find a dentist near you who accepts the plan. This tool lets you search for: CDCP-approved dentists in your area. Services they offer. Patient reviews to help you choose the right provider. At Airdrie Family Dentists, we are proud to accept CDCP patients and provide high-quality care for you and your family!

If your CDCP application is denied, don’t worry—you have the right to appeal the decision. The CDCP will provide detailed instructions on how to appeal and what steps to take next. If you need help, our team at Airdrie Family Dentists is happy to guide you through the process.

To be eligible for the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP), you must meet these conditions: You and your spouse (if applicable) must have filed Canadian taxes. If your spouse lives outside Canada, only your income will be considered. Your adjusted family income must be below $90,000 per year. You must be a Canadian resident for tax purposes. Before applying, make sure you meet all these requirements to avoid delays or denials.