Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program at Toronto Public Health dental clinics
Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program at Toronto Public Health dental clinics is a free service run by Toronto Public Health. You likely qualify if: Seniors aged 65 or older; Low income (the Province sets the limits); Free TPH care: Toronto, no dental insurance (checked on the official page on October 2, 2026).
You likely qualify if: Seniors aged 65 or older; Low income (the Province sets the limits); Free TPH care: Toronto, no dental insurance.
ApplySend to someone who needs thisChecked on October 2, 2026 on the official page
We last read this on October 2, 2026. That was a while ago, so please check their own website before you rely on it, and tell us below if something changed.
Free dental care for low-income seniors (exams, X-rays, fillings, cleaning, some root canals, extractions and urgent care for pain) at about 25 Toronto Public Health and community health centre dental clinics.
Who qualifies
Seniors aged 65 or older living on a low income who qualify for the Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program (the Province sets the income limits); Toronto Public Health's free care is for people who live in Toronto, have no private dental insurance and cannot pay.
You likely qualify if:
- Seniors aged 65 or older
- Low income (the Province sets the limits)
- Free TPH care: Toronto, no dental insurance
How to apply
- Apply on their application form.
- Questions? 416-916-0204
- Come back here and tell us if it worked.
Other ways, if that one is quiet
Where else they are
Their website is toronto.ca/.../free-dental-care.
Good to know
- CostFree. Full or partial dentures are covered, but you pay the full laboratory cost for dentures or denture repairs.
- Their stepsApply for the Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program online or by mail through ontario.ca; for a paper form or help applying, ask a Toronto Public Health dental clinic or call 416-916-0204 (toll-free 1-833-207-4435). Once approved, book at a dental clinic near you: the City's Dental Clinics page lists about 25 clinics (open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.), or call 416-338-7600
Call ahead to confirm the clinic is open; the City says only select clinics are open for eligible clients. Not eligible? Call 211 to check for low-cost dental care at a university, college or community health centre.
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What to bring
- An application to the Ontario program first
Dates
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