Frequently asked questions
About visiting our clinic. For questions about dentures themselves, see the denture guide.
Denture guideDo I need a referral from my doctor or dentist?
No. Call us directly. We do a full assessment, and if you need care from a dentist or another professional, we refer you.
Why don’t you list prices?
Every denture is made for one person, so the cost depends on what you need and the materials you choose. At the free consultation we assess your situation and tell you what each option costs, so you can decide with all the information.
What does the free consultation include?
An examination of your mouth and any dentures you wear now, an explanation of the options that fit your situation, and the cost of each. There is no charge and no obligation to go ahead.
Can I walk in?
Yes, during opening hours, for a consultation or a repair. Calling ahead means we can make sure someone is free to see you.
Can I wait while my denture is repaired?
Most repairs are done the same day in our lab. Call us and we’ll tell you how long yours will take.
Do you accept insurance?
Yes. We accept dental insurance plans and the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). Bring your plan details or CDCP member card and we’ll help you understand what is covered.
What if I don’t have dental insurance?
You may qualify for the Canadian Dental Care Plan, which we accept. Our article Dentures and the Canadian Dental Care Plan explains how it works. It is open to Canadian residents of any age who have no dental insurance, have filed their taxes and have an adjusted family net income under $90,000, and it covers complete and partial dentures, relines, rebases and repairs. Members renew every year.
If you are 65 or older with a low income, the Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program partially covers dentures. If you receive ODSP or Ontario Works, ask your caseworker about dental benefits.
Coverage rules change, so ask us about your situation when you call.