Payment and insurance, explained simply.
CDCP accepted. Direct Billing to Insurance for most private plans. Costs explained before treatment begins.
Direct Billing to Insurance.
No upfront payment, no chasing reimbursements. We bill your insurer directly and walk you through each step.
Share your details
We verify coverage
You receive care
We submit the claim
You pay only the rest
Yes, we accept the CDCP.
If you have a CDCP letter, bring it in with a photo ID. We'll bill the program directly, explain what's covered, and answer any questions about your visit. Not sure if you qualify? Call (613) 656-1400 and we'll point you to the right place.
Coverage can vary by income level and some services may have limits. We'll explain any out-of-pocket cost before proceeding.
Pay the way that works for you.
No insurance? Still welcome.
We believe everyone deserves good dental care. If you don't have coverage, we accept cash, debit, Interac e-Transfer, and all major credit cards, and we're glad to talk through payment options for larger treatments so cost doesn't stand in the way.
Answers to what patients ask most.
Are you accepting new patients?
Yes, we welcome new patients of every age, from a child's first checkup to adult exams and senior care. Booking a first visit takes about five minutes by phone or through the form on this page.
What happens during a first visit?
We start with a conversation about your dental history and what brought you in, then a gentle exam, low-radiation X-rays if they are needed, and a clear plan. Nothing is rushed and no treatment begins without your sign-off. Plan on about an hour.
Can you help with a same-day emergency?
Yes. If you are in pain or have had an accident, call (613) 656-1400. We keep urgent slots open every working day and will see you as soon as we can.
Do you accept the Canada Dental Care Plan?
Yes. Bring your CDCP letter or member card and a photo ID to your first visit and we will bill the program directly for covered services. We also work with most major Canadian insurers and offer direct billing on most plans.
I get anxious about the dentist. Can you help with that?
You are in good company, and we do not expect anyone to power through it. Tell us when you call and we will adjust the visit around what makes you comfortable: pacing, breaks, the order of things.
How often should I come in for a checkup?
For most people, every six months. We may suggest a different interval depending on your gum health and history, and we will tell you why.
Ready when you are.
Don't put your oral health on hold. Join hundreds of happy patients in Vanier who trust us with their smiles.