How much does a dental checkup cost in Guelph?

Dental checkups and professional hygiene cleanings typically include a complete dental examination for new patients, a series of X-rays, up to 1 hour of cleaning, polishing, and fluoride. The cost of dental checkups in Guelph varies from practice to practice. For specific pricing information related to your upcoming appointment, contact the administrative staff at your dental office.

How do I find a good dentist in Guelph?

To find a good dentist or dental clinic in Guelph, there are a few things you can look for during your search: Positive reviews online A good 'chair-side manner' that makes you feel comfortable Helpfulness with navigating your dental insurance Willingness to take the time to educate you on your dental health in addition to providing treatment Easy process for booking appointments that strives to coordinate with your schedule Clear infection control protocols for your safety A range of services, including the specific types of dental treatments you are looking for

Is dental care in Guelph covered by OHIP?

The Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) does not cover most dental services. In some cases, OHIP may cover certain dental surgeries, such as complex jaw bone surgeries, tumour removal, fracture repairs, and jaw reconstruction, if they are performed in a hospital. While Ontario has some public dental programs, they are limited to children (under 18 years old) in very low-income families. There's also a limited selection of basic dental programs for people receiving social assistance. There are no dental health provincial programs for low-income adults and seniors.

How can I pay for dental treatment in Guelph?

Most Guelph residents pay for their dental care using private insurance or out of pocket. Your Guelph dentist wants to help you get the dental care you need to achieve a healthier smile. If you do not have dental insurance and cannot afford to pay for the dental care you need, ask your dentist about financing options or a payment plan.

Should I call my dentist or go to the Emergency Room (ER) for tooth pain in Guelph?

Many Guelph dentists provide emergency or urgent care, so calling your dental office is always a good first option. If your dentist is not available, you can search for dentists offering emergency services near you on the hellodent website. You can also go to the Emergency Room (ER) of your local hospital. However, the ER is unlikely to treat a dental problem unless it is an emergency.

Can I get a tooth pulled at a hospital in Guelph?

In extremely rare cases and with prior OHIP approval, tooth removal may be covered under OHIP and might be done in a hospital in Guelph. However, most general dentists in Guelph will offer tooth extraction services. If you are looking for a dentist near you, hellodent can help.

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CDCP FAQs

What is the CDCP (Canada Dental Care Plan)?

Scheduled to begin covering treatment in May 2024, the CDCP is a publicly funded dental benefit for those with an annual household income under $90,000 and no private dental insurance.

The plan covers the cost or a portion of the cost of an enrolled patient's oral health treatments to prevent and treat oral disease which, in turn, can protect against serious health problems.
Who qualifies for the CDCP (Canada Dental Care Plan) and how do I know if I qualify?
Anyone wishing to participate in this plan must meet the eligibility requirements outlined below.
- Be a Canadian resident for tax purposes.
- Filed an income tax return for the previous year.
- Do not have dental insurance through a private or pension plan or with an employer.
- Have a net (after tax) family income of less than $90,000 annually.
Application periods are staggered between December 2023 and 2025. As of May 2024, seniors, 65+ are eligible to apply.

See application periods for all other eligible groups here.
How much will the CDCP cover?

The CDCP has developed their own fee guide, which determines the fees the CDCP will pay for services covered under the plan. These fees can differ from provincial or territorial fee guides.

Not all patients will receive complete financial assistance through the CDCP due to required co-payments, so it is important to ask about costs not covered by the plan. These co-payments are the portion of treatment costs you would be expected to cover out of pocket, and the percentage is determined by your family's net annual income shown on the previous year's tax return. Co-payment or fees not covered are paid directly to the dental office.

See this blog for more details.
How can people apply?

If you are a senior (age 65 or older), there is no need to do anything, as you will receive a letter with instructions on applying and an application code. You can then apply over the phone by following the instructions included in the letter.

From May 2024, people can apply online. At the time of writing, no information is available on applying online.
How will I receive confirmation of my CDCP enrollment?
Once you have applied, Health Canada will confirm your eligibility and share your information with Sun Life to enroll you in the plan. You will receive a welcome package from Sun Life within three months of your application, which will include:
- The start date of your coverage.
- Your membership card.
- Information about the CDCP.
Once enrolled, you must meet the eligibility requirements each subsequent year with an annual reassessment. Details about the reassessment process have yet to be released.
Which dental services are covered?
The CDCP covers oral health services designed to prevent and treat oral disease and to maintain healthy teeth and gums. Services that are covered when recommended by a dental professional can include the following listed below.
- Diagnostic services
- Dental x-rays
- Preventive services
- Periodontal services
- Restorative services
- Endodontic services
- Prosthodontic services
- Sedation dentistry
- Oral surgery services

About Guelph, ON

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Guelph is situated on treaty land that is steeped in rich Indigenous history – archaeological evidence indicates Indigenous Peoples were present in the area as early as 11,000 years ago. Guelph has been consistently highly rated as a community in which to raise families. It is home to the University of Guelph, considered amongst Canada's top comprehensive universities. Guelph offers an interactive lifestyle of arts, culture and sports, along with amazing breweries offering some of Ontario's finest craft beers.

Dental Care in Guelph FAQs

How much does a dental checkup cost in Guelph?

Dental checkups and professional hygiene cleanings typically include a complete dental examination for new patients, a series of X-rays, up to 1 hour of cleaning, polishing, and fluoride.

The cost of dental checkups in Guelph varies from practice to practice.

For specific pricing information related to your upcoming appointment, contact the administrative staff at your dental office.
How do I find a good dentist in Guelph?
To find a good dentist or dental clinic in Guelph, there are a few things you can look for during your search:
- Positive reviews online
- A good 'chair-side manner' that makes you feel comfortable
- Helpfulness with navigating your dental insurance
- Willingness to take the time to educate you on your dental health in addition to providing treatment
- Easy process for booking appointments that strives to coordinate with your schedule
- Clear infection control protocols for your safety
- A range of services, including the specific types of dental treatments you are looking for
Is dental care in Guelph covered by OHIP?

The Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) does not cover most dental services. In some cases, OHIP may cover certain dental surgeries, such as complex jaw bone surgeries, tumour removal, fracture repairs, and jaw reconstruction, if they are performed in a hospital.

While Ontario has some public dental programs, they are limited to children (under 18 years old) in very low-income families. There's also a limited selection of basic dental programs for people receiving social assistance. There are no dental health provincial programs for low-income adults and seniors.
How can I pay for dental treatment in Guelph?

Most Guelph residents pay for their dental care using private insurance or out of pocket.

Your Guelph dentist wants to help you get the dental care you need to achieve a healthier smile. If you do not have dental insurance and cannot afford to pay for the dental care you need, ask your dentist about financing options or a payment plan.
Should I call my dentist or go to the Emergency Room (ER) for tooth pain in Guelph?

Many Guelph dentists provide emergency or urgent care, so calling your dental office is always a good first option.

If your dentist is not available, you can search for dentists offering emergency services near you on the hellodent website.

You can also go to the Emergency Room (ER) of your local hospital. However, the ER is unlikely to treat a dental problem unless it is an emergency.
Can I get a tooth pulled at a hospital in Guelph?

In extremely rare cases and with prior OHIP approval, tooth removal may be covered under OHIP and might be done in a hospital in Guelph.

However, most general dentists in Guelph will offer tooth extraction services. If you are looking for a dentist near you, hellodent can help.

Find a Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) provider in Guelph, ON.

Top reviewed dentist offices in Guelph, ON, Canada accepting CDCP (Canada Dental Care Plan) coverage

Kerhoulas Dental

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