BUCKHORN

An in-town satellite dental clinic that offers X-rays, screenings, and cleanings

Did You Know…?

All ages can apply for the Canadian Dental Care Plan

You quality if:
You don’t have access to dental insurance
You and your spouse/common-law partner (if applicable) filed your taxes in Canada
Your adjusted family net income is less than $90,000
You are a Canadian resident for tax purposes
Your Hometown Dentist is familiar with this plan, how to process claims, and we are committed to getting you the treatment you deserve.

What is the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)

The CDCP is a government program that helps eligible Canadians access essential dental care. It covers:

Exams & X-rays
Cleanings & Preventative Care
Fillings & Tooth Extractions
Root Canals on Front Teeth
Partial & Complete Dentures
CDCP card holders qualify for a fully covered first visit at Your Hometown Dentist.

Did You Know…?

If you’re currently on Healthy Smiles, Ontario Works (OW), NIHB or ODSP, you can apply for the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)!
The CDCP covers more comprehensive services not included in these programs, like major treatments and additional preventive care.
Applying for the CDCP can provide better access to essential dental services for you and your family.
Your Hometown Dentist is here to provide better access to care with the CDCP.

Need Immediate Follow-Up Treatment?

Any necessary treatment after your first visit is available in Peterborough.
We are rostering patients to bring a permanent clinic to Buckhorn.
 Your Hometown Dentist is working to bring a permanent clinic to your community—help us make it happen by getting rostered today!

Access Emergency Care – No Need to Visit a Hospital!

By being part of this clinic, you will be affiliated with the Peterborough on-call network of dentists.
This means you can access urgent care without going to the emergency room.

How and When to Apply for the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)

Eligible Canadians can now apply based on their age group:
Group When you can apply
Aged 65 or older Now
Adults with a valid Disability Tax Credit certificate for 2023 Now
Children under the age of 18 Now
Aged between 55 to 64 years old May 1, 2025
Aged between 18 to 34 years old May 15, 2025
Aged between 35 to 54 years old May 29, 2025
Check your mail!
Letters are being sent to potentially eligible Canadians aged 18 to 64.