Does the Cdcp Cover Dental Implants?
The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) provides limited or partial coverage for dental implants rather than full coverage. According to the plan guidelines, full dental implants are generally considered non-covered items and may require out-of-pocket contributions from the patient.
However, there are specific instances where the plan offers support for implant-related restoration:
- Partial coverage is available for implant-supported bridges and dentures as tooth replacement options.
- Seniors may receive partial reimbursement for implant-supported options, which can serve as a viable alternative to traditional dentures.
- Starting in 2025, policy expansions are expected to offer improved reimbursement for partial implant coverage.
Because reimbursement rates vary based on your income tier (typically ranging from 60% to 80% for restorative services), patients are encouraged to consult with their provider to confirm specific qualification guidelines and potential co-pays before proceeding with treatment.
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