In Canada the public health cover doesn’t cover dental so you’ll have little luck in that category. You might get a free cleaning and scan but little else. It’s like one of the few things they’ve been dragging their feet on still.
A lot of people live on Advil until the tooth falls out on its own. Or if they can afford the cheap option: have it pulled.
You still need to get private coverage for anything more.
There’s a recent federal Canadian dental health care plan that expands the options for people who make under 90k a year or something along those lines.
In Canada the public health cover doesn’t cover dental so you’ll have little luck in that category. You might get a free cleaning and scan but little else. It’s like one of the few things they’ve been dragging their feet on still.
A lot of people live on Advil until the tooth falls out on its own. Or if they can afford the cheap option: have it pulled.
You still need to get private coverage for anything more.
It’s a good thing teeth aren’t part of the human body!
Paywall locked bones.
There’s a recent federal Canadian dental health care plan that expands the options for people who make under 90k a year or something along those lines.
Might be worth a look
For the bulk of the population (between ages 18 - 64) the program doesn’t start until 2025 … so soon.
Which no dentists support. You need all sides to make that work.
Having public healthcare is a miracle!!. You should be grateful for that.