CDCP Dentist in Leduc | Accepting the Canadian Dental Care Plan

When you qualify for the CDCP, we’ll bill your services according to the program’s established fee schedule. If a service isn’t fully covered – or if our fees are higher than the CDCP maximum – we’ll review any out-of-pocket costs with you before treatment so you’re always informed. Connect with us today to book a consultation and discuss your CDCP coverage at (825) 465-2815!

Yes. Children under 18 can be covered under the CDCP. As of 2026 the plan is fully open to all eligible residents, so there are no age-based waiting periods. Your child qualifies under the same rules as adults: you must be a Canadian resident, have filed your latest tax return, have an adjusted family net income under $90,000, and not have access to private dental insurance.

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Yes. The CDCP covers many urgent treatments, including extractions, root canals, and infection care. It may also cover temporary fillings, denture repairs, and certain oral surgeries. Coverage depends on your eligibility and the program’s fee schedule. If you’re seeing us for emergency care, we’ll explain any out-of-pocket costs before treatment.

Alexandra Park Dental is a registered CDCP provider in Leduc actively accepting new patients under the plan. You don't need a referral to book. Bring your CDCP confirmation letter and member card, and we'll verify your coverage and explain any costs before your appointment.

No. You do not need a referral to see a CDCP dentist. If you've received your confirmation letter from Sun Life, you can book directly with any participating provider. As a registered CDCP office in Leduc, we can start care as soon as your coverage is confirmed.

As of 2026 the Canadian Dental Care Plan is fully open to all eligible residents, with no age-based waiting periods. You qualify if you're a Canadian resident, have filed your latest tax return, have an adjusted family net income under $90,000, and don't have access to private dental insurance.

File your tax return every year and renew before June 1st. The CRA uses your latest return to confirm eligibility. For the 2026 benefit year, your coverage is based on your 2025 tax return. Missing a renewal can cause a temporary loss of benefits.