Public Services and Procurement Minister Jean-Yves Duclos visited Collège Boréal on Tuesday to promote the Canadian Dental Care Plan
Approximately 20,000 seniors in Greater Sudbury have signed up for The Canadian Dental Care Plan, which pays for a portion of the cost for various oral health care services.
“It’s all about people,” he said. “The people are busy people and not always know or hear about what’s new in The Canadian Dental Care Plan.” “It’s not complicated, it’s going really, really well,” he said, adding that it’s easy and fast, with dental offices receiving payment within 48 hours. Although the federal politicians didn’t bring any news for Collège Boréal in specific, President Daniel Giroux told Sudbury.com he was happy to see their Dental Hygiene program receive some attention.
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