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CDCP Preauthorization: What Canadian Dental Clinics Need to Submit in 2026
Preauthorization is the CDCP’s prior-approval process: for crowns, additional scaling and root planing, partial dentures, sedation and several other services
Canada’s Dental Staff Shortage
Dentists say the Canadian Dental Care Plan has brought millions of new patients through the door, but there are not enough hygienists and assistants to treat them.
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CDCP Preauthorization: What Canadian Dental Clinics Need to Submit in 2026
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How to Value a Dental Practice in Canada: Methods, Goodwill and What Buyers Look At
A dental practice in Canada is usually valued by combining the worth of its tangible assets with goodwill, using either a multiple of annual collections or a multiple of normalized earnings.
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Dek: Dentists say the Canadian Dental Care Plan has brought millions of new patients through the door, but there are not enough hygienists and assistants to treat them.
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How to Value a Dental Practice in Canada: Methods, Goodwill and What Buyers Look At
A dental practice in Canada is usually valued by combining the worth of its tangible assets with goodwill, using either a multiple of annual collections or a multiple of normalized earnings.
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When a Canadian dentist sells a practice that operates through a corporation, the structure of the deal can change the after-tax result by hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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CDA Report Finds Cost Confusion, Preauthorization Denials and Staffing Gaps Two Years Into the CDCP
Dek: The Canadian Dental Association’s first full assessment of the Canadian Dental Care Plan finds high patient satisfaction alongside gaps in affordability, approvals and workforce.
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Canada’s Dental Staff Shortage: 7,200 Vacancies and What It Means for Clinic Owners
Dek: Dentists say the Canadian Dental Care Plan has brought millions of new patients through the door, but there are not enough hygienists and assistants to treat them.