Thanks to the staff at Budzey, we had the opportunity a few weeks ago to spend an hour meeting with residents, answering their questions about dental care for children, and addressing concerns about dental costs. Accessible dental care… Read More
We accept all patients covered under the CDCP that meet our age requirement. Patients with 100% coverage will not be charged a co-pay amount unless the procedure is not covered. Patients with 60% or 40% coverage need to… Read More
Join us in making a difference at Strathcona Community Dental Clinic! We’re in need of volunteers who can help us translate our new brochure content into Arabic and Spanish. By lending your language skills, you’ll assist us in… Read More
We’re thrilled to introduce the newest addition to our dental family here at Strathcona Community Dental Clinic! Rachel Pang, our skilled and compassionate hygienist has joined us in our mission to provide quality dental care to our community…. Read More
Keep Teeth Clean, Floss After Eating Clean away the food that is stuck between your teeth help keeping your teeth healthy. It is EASY! You can use floss stick to clean your teeth! It is that EASY! About… Read More
Imagine being a child in Vancouver, where the soaring cost of living can have a devastating impact on your access to essential healthcare. For many kids from low-income families in our vibrant city, delayed treatment is an unfortunate… Read More
Q: How can applicants get ready to apply for the Canada Dental Benefit? A: Canadians should sign up for CRA My Account and direct deposit, ensure they have applied for or currently receive the Canada child benefit, file… Read More
Q: Would receiving the interim Canada Dental Benefit reduce any other federal incometested benefits such as the Canada Workers Benefit, the Canada Child Benefit, or the GST Credit? A: No, the benefit will not reduce other federal benefits…. Read More
Q: Will applicants covered by provincial or territorial programs be eligible? A: Yes. Children under 12 who are currently covered by provincial or territorial programs will still be eligible for the interim Canada Dental Benefit so long as… Read More
Last Updated: October 30, 2024 by shs-admin
New StatsCan Report: 24% of Canadian Adults Face Persistent Oral Pain, with Low-Income Families Hit Hardest – Our Executive Director, Erin Riddell, Weighs In on City News
According to a new StatsCan report, 24% of Canadian adults report persistent oral pain, with those in lower-income families being the most affected. Our Executive Director, Erin Riddell, shared insights on City News about the importance of accessible… Read More