Dr. Caroline Krivuzoff-Sanderson

The CDCP is a federal program that provides partial or full coverage for essential dental services to Canadians without private insurance, based on household income.

Eligibility requires Canadian residency, filed taxes, no private dental insurance, and an adjusted family net income under $90,000.

Coverage may include exams, cleanings, X-rays, fillings, crowns, and some advanced procedures, with co-payments depending on income.

Veneers are long-term but not irreversible; with proper care they can last several years and can be maintained or replaced.

GBT is an advanced cleaning method that uses a disclosing solution to make biofilm visible, then removes it with air, water, and fine powder for a gentle, thorough clean.

We invite kids aged 3-5 for a free 'Happy Visit' to introduce them to the clinic, and early visits help monitor development and prevent issues.

Yes, filling cavities in baby teeth prevents pain, infection, and alignment issues, and supports proper development.

White (composite) fillings are tooth-colored and bond to the tooth, preserving structure; silver (amalgam) fillings are durable but noticeable and may require removing more tooth.

The process involves examination, tooth preparation, impressions, temporary crown placement, and final fitting and cementing.

Signs include pain when biting, persistent sensitivity, visible cracks, or repeated dental issues on the same tooth.