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We’re proud to be registered with the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP), making dental care more accessible to eligible Canadians. However, it’s important to understand that not all fees are covered by the CDCP. Here’s what you need to know:
Our CDCP-Covered Services
For a full list of covered services, please visit the official CDCP website.
Understanding Coverage and Co-Payments
While the CDCP helps cover many dental treatments, co-payments or additional charges may apply based on your family’s income and the type of service needed. It’s essential to be aware that the CDCP does not always cover 100% of the treatment cost. Our team will provide a clear breakdown of any fees before your procedure, ensuring that you’re fully informed.
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If you have questions or need assistance with the CDCP process, feel free to contact us.
After wisdom teeth removal, patients often wonder: “When can I brush my teeth again?” Brushing too soon—or too hard—can disrupt healing and cause complications like dry socket. This guide explains the do’s and don’ts of oral hygiene after surgery, with day-by-day brushing tips, and signs to watch for during recovery.
Dry socket is a painful complication that can occur after a tooth extraction, especially wisdom teeth removal. In this complete guide, learn how to recognize the symptoms, understand the difference between dry socket and infection, explore treatment options, and follow the best practices to prevent it. A must-read for anyone recovering from an extraction and wondering when to call their oral and maxillofacial surgeon.
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Wisdom tooth removal is more complex than it seems—especially when nerves are involved. Learn how impacted teeth are diagnosed, the role of advanced imaging, which nerves may be at risk, and how oral surgeons plan safer extractions to prevent long-term complications.
Wondering when to remove your wisdom teeth? This comprehensive guide explains the signs to watch for, risks of delaying extraction, when to opt for monitoring, and why early evaluation—often between ages 16 and 19—can prevent serious complications.