VCH-Richmond has a free dental screening program for children up to age 5 years, and can arrange for free dental services for children 6-12 years. Fax 604.233.3198 By appointment only
Printable list compiled by Mila Campbell, RN (C) BScN here.
BCDA's list of reduced cost clinics.
Early childhood tooth decay prevention for ages 1-3.
Exams, cleanings, fissure sealants free for children of elementary age and younger. Fillings and extractions at reduced fees.
Emergency dental care for any school aged child or younger who has no dentist and needs urgent care.
Basic dentistry for those over 18.
10% off basic treatment if uninsured and work done by dental resident.
2-4 week waitlist. 3 month waitlist for IV sedation. 2 year waitlist for oral surgery.
Can request translator at first visit for future visits.
Basic dentistry for alla ges.
10% discount for uninsured. No reduction in lab fees.
6-week waitlist.
By appointment for Vancouver residents who are children up to 18 years, family members of child patients and seniors over 65.
20% discount for patients without insurance. Accepts all dental plans. No balance billing. No reduction in lab fees.
Five dentists. No hygienists. No waitlist.
A low cost dental service for people who need full or partial dentures.
September to June.
Reduced fees. Volunteer dentists see people with no dental insurance.
A $20 donation is suggested.
Booked appointments.
Basic dentistry for all children living in Vancouver under the age of six.
Emergency services for children up to Grade 7 without insurance.
20-30% reduction in fees.
Open from September to May.
Children must be 5 years or older.
Translated educational handouts on health issues.
Dentists, physiotherapists and other community resources who speak other languages, accept IFH or offer reduced fees.
An overview of the main countries from which Canada receives refugees, with a focus on political and health issues.