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April 2026: Tips, eNews & More!

April brings warmer weather and a sense of renewal. It is also Oral Health Month, making it a great opportunity to highlight the importance of good oral care in supporting both your dental and overall health. One of the key goals of Oral Health Month is to encourage us to refocus on healthy habits and overall well-being.

Taking care of your teeth and gums through regular dental visits and daily oral hygiene can help prevent many common dental problems. However, dental emergencies such as sudden tooth pain, chipped teeth or injuries can still happen when we least expect them.

Knowing how to respond quickly in these situations can help reduce discomfort and save a tooth. In this month's article, we share information about Common Dental Emergencies and What to Do until you can visit our office. If you haven't visited us in a while, book an appointment today so we can help address any issues before they become more serious!

Wishing you a healthy and happy month, Alliston Village Dental Team

Expanded Eligibility for the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)

We are thrilled to inform you that Alliston Village Dental will continue accepting the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) to help ease financial barriers to accessing oral health care for eligible Canadian residents. Our team is ready to help you achieve a healthier smile.

Expanded Eligibility: Starting May 2025, the CDCP will be expanded to include more Canadians, specifically those ages 18-64. Here are the key dates for eligibility:

Ages 55-64: Starting May 1, 2025
Ages 18-34: Starting May 15, 2025
Ages 35-54: Starting May 29, 2025

If you fall into these categories and do not have private dental insurance, you may be eligible for subsidized dental care through the CDCP. For more details, please visit our Canadian Dental Care Plan page.

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Dental Emergencies: What to Do and When to See a Dentist

Dental emergencies can happen unexpectedly, from sudden tooth pain to a chipped or knocked-out tooth. Knowing how to respond quickly can help reduce pain, prevent complications and sometimes even save a tooth.

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