I badly need a dental crown. Ontario Disability Support Programme does not cover this.??
Question: They will cover for the root canal, but not the crown. I was quoted at $900.00, which i can not afford. Does anyone know of a free dental clinic in Toronto that does this work. I know that the U of T is very booked up, and i am not sure if they do this work for free. Time is of the essence as i dont want to get an infection in the mean time. My tooth is fractured and the remaining mercury from the filling is sticking out.
Answers: Free dental care for eligible children, high school students and seniors
Services Include:
* Examinations
* Fillings
* Extractions
* Partial and Full Dentures*
* Cleanings
* Fluoride treatment
* Sealants
* Root canals on selected teeth
* Clients may be required to pay half the laboratory fee.
http://www.toronto.ca/health/dental/inde...
Oxford College offers a dental hygiene clinic.
CLINIC TIMINGS:
Tuesdays 8am - 12pm
Thursdays 1pm - 5pm
Fridays 8am - 12pm
Client Requirements:
be able to attend long 3-hour appointments
have at least 10 teeth present
be in relatively good health, or on appropriate medications
be able to communicate in English, or have a translator present
be free from oral pain and not have any large cavities
Services Provided:
Complete examinations of teeth and their supporting structures
Cleaning (Scaling and Polishing) as required
Appliances for grinding teeth (Bruxism) as required
Pit and fissure sealants
Oral hygiene assessment and education
X-rays if ordered by a licensed dentist
Services NOT Provided:
Fillings, extractions, dentures, crowns, or other restorative dental services
Emergency care
Fees:
There is an annual registration fee for clients. This fee is non-refundable
Children $10.00
Adults $20.00
If x-rays are required there is an additional charge. The fee is determined by the number of films required up to a maximum of $20.00.
Registration fees are due on your first appointment after being accepted as a client.
You must attend a screening appointment to determine your suitability for our dental hygiene students. (There is no charge for this appointment)
Dental hygiene students, under the supervision of Registered Dental Hygienists and Licensed Dentists, provide services in the dental hygiene clinic.
Students must meet a varied requirements related to age, medical conditions, and difficulty levels.
We are currently beginning registrations. To register, please call (416) 439-8668.
Answers: Free dental care for eligible children, high school students and seniors
Services Include:
* Examinations
* Fillings
* Extractions
* Partial and Full Dentures*
* Cleanings
* Fluoride treatment
* Sealants
* Root canals on selected teeth
* Clients may be required to pay half the laboratory fee.
http://www.toronto.ca/health/dental/inde...
Oxford College offers a dental hygiene clinic.
CLINIC TIMINGS:
Tuesdays 8am - 12pm
Thursdays 1pm - 5pm
Fridays 8am - 12pm
Client Requirements:
be able to attend long 3-hour appointments
have at least 10 teeth present
be in relatively good health, or on appropriate medications
be able to communicate in English, or have a translator present
be free from oral pain and not have any large cavities
Services Provided:
Complete examinations of teeth and their supporting structures
Cleaning (Scaling and Polishing) as required
Appliances for grinding teeth (Bruxism) as required
Pit and fissure sealants
Oral hygiene assessment and education
X-rays if ordered by a licensed dentist
Services NOT Provided:
Fillings, extractions, dentures, crowns, or other restorative dental services
Emergency care
Fees:
There is an annual registration fee for clients. This fee is non-refundable
Children $10.00
Adults $20.00
If x-rays are required there is an additional charge. The fee is determined by the number of films required up to a maximum of $20.00.
Registration fees are due on your first appointment after being accepted as a client.
You must attend a screening appointment to determine your suitability for our dental hygiene students. (There is no charge for this appointment)
Dental hygiene students, under the supervision of Registered Dental Hygienists and Licensed Dentists, provide services in the dental hygiene clinic.
Students must meet a varied requirements related to age, medical conditions, and difficulty levels.
We are currently beginning registrations. To register, please call (416) 439-8668.
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