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Clic Dentaire · Montréal · Saint-Michel

CDCP dental cleaning and scaling in Montreal

Dental cleaning at Canadian Dental Care Plan fees, with no clinic surcharge for eligible care. Visit Clic Dentaire in Saint-Michel, Montreal, with direct billing to Sun Life.

Book my CDCP appointment

Clic program: online booking for patients with active CDCP coverage. The online booking system is available in French only.

Cleaning based on your teeth and gum health

Scaling removes tartar deposits. Polishing removes some surface stains. A dental examination helps determine which services you need, how often to return and whether gum disease requires treatment. Each service has its own coverage rules.

What does the CDCP cover for cleaning in Quebec?

The CDCP does not simply provide “two free cleanings a year.” Coverage depends on your age, the service billed and the care you have already received within the applicable period.

ServiceUsual limit and conditions
ScalingWithin 12 months: ½ unit for ages 0–11; 1 unit for ages 12–16; 4 units for ages 17 and over. Additional units require preauthorization.
Polishing / prophylaxisThe Quebec grid allows 1 treatment per 12 months. Polishing and scaling are separate services.
Fluoride1 treatment every 6 months up to age 16; 1 every 12 months from age 17, when clinically indicated.
Examination and X-raysThese have limits separate from cleaning. We check eligible services against your treatment history.

Deep cleaning: Quebec rules for root planing

In Quebec, root planing is a Schedule B service: preauthorization is required. The 2026 grid lists 4 units per 12 months for members aged 17 and over. All Schedule A scaling units must have been claimed before the CDCP will consider root planing.

This is not an automatic extra cleaning allowance. Requests for periodontal care or additional units require a clinical reason. Recent measurements of the gums may be needed to support the request.

What will you pay at Clic Dentaire?

We apply CDCP fees to eligible care without adding a clinic surcharge. Sun Life pays us the covered portion directly. Any official co-payment remains payable by you.

Confirmed coverageYour share of eligible CDCP fees
100 %0 $
60 %40 %
40 %60 %
$0 applies only to eligible care covered at 100%, within plan limits and with required authorizations. Services outside coverage may involve charges, explained before you decide.

Understand CDCP income levels, co-payments and fees.

Your visit, step by step

  1. Book online with your member number and active CDCP coverage.
  2. We assess your needs, check coverage and request authorization when needed.
  3. We explain eligible services and any amount payable before treatment.

Common CDCP questions

How many cleanings are covered each year?

There is no fixed package of visits. Limits apply to individual services and scaling units; several services may take place during one appointment. We check your treatment history with Sun Life.

Do my limits reset on January 1?

No. A 12-month limit is based on the dates of previous services. Changing dental clinics does not reset your treatment history.

Are children’s cleanings covered?

They may be covered when the child has active CDCP coverage, subject to age and frequency limits. Provincial coverage, such as RAMQ, may also affect which plan pays.

Can my cleaning cost $0?

Yes, for eligible care covered at 100%, within plan limits and with any required approval. Official co-payments and services outside coverage may still be payable.

Your CDCP dental clinic in Montreal

Visit Clic Dentaire at 3440 rue Bélair, Montréal, Quebec H2A 2A7, in Saint-Michel. We welcome patients from Montreal, Laval, Longueuil and elsewhere in Quebec at this clinic.

Book my CDCP appointment

Clic program: online booking for patients with active CDCP coverage. The online booking system is available in French only.

Without active CDCP coverage: regular care is offered at ACDQ fees; book by phone at 438 533-3389.

Other CDCP dental services

Official sources and update

Rules checked November 12, 2026, using the federal guide and Quebec grid effective April 1, 2026. This is a patient summary; plan rules and your eligibility on the treatment date determine coverage.