Starting in 2025, the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) offers free or low-cost dental coverage to millions of Canadians.

But eligibility depends on your age, income, and benefit group, and many people still don’t know if they qualify.

With this program, covered individuals can access preventive and essential dental services, including exams, cleanings, fillings, and even dentures. You’ll need a special CDCP code to activate your coverage and use it with participating providers.

Our articles below help you check if your name is on the eligibility list, understand what’s covered, and walk you step by step through the activation and registration process. Don’t miss the chance to benefit from one of the biggest public health programs in Canada.

❓ CDCP 2025 – Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the CDCP 2025?
   It’s a public dental program that provides free or reduced-cost dental care to eligible Canadians.
2. Who qualifies for CDCP 2025?
   Eligibility is based on age, household income, and whether you have access to private insurance.
3. Is the CDCP only for seniors or low-income individuals?
   No — children, seniors, and adults without dental coverage can all be eligible under specific conditions.
4. What dental services are covered?
   Services include checkups, cleanings, x-rays, fillings, root canals, dentures, and more depending on your group.
5. How do I apply for CDCP 2025?
   You need to register through the official platform and wait for confirmation with your CDCP code.
6. What is the CDCP activation code and where do I get it?
   The code is sent to approved applicants and is required to activate your coverage with dental providers.
7. How do I check if I’m on the eligibility list?
   You can verify eligibility through government portals or using our guide linked below.
8. Can I combine CDCP with other health benefits?
   In most cases, CDCP is for those without dental insurance, but specific rules may apply if you have partial coverage.