Canada dental benefit - expanded baseline survey : final report / prepared for Health Canada. : H14-442/2024E-PDF

"While the Canada Dental Benefit targeted eligible Canadians based on their household income with children under 12 years of age, the new CDCP is being introduced to a wider spectrum of eligible Canadians whose household incomes are less than $90,000 annually and who do not have access to an insurance plan that includes dental coverage. In replacing the interim CDB, the new Plan will continue to encompass dental care for children under age 12 but will be rolled out initially for seniors aged 65 and older, children and youth aged 12 to 17, and people with disabilities who meet the other eligibility criteria. People living in rural and remote communities as well as racialized communities will also be a key focus for the new plan. Conducting a baseline survey is an important component in the lead-up to the launch of the plan. Based on a more complete understanding of the concerns, attitudes and behaviours of target audiences for the CDCP as they pertain to dental care coverage and oral health in general, the results will inform the development of related communication and marketing activities"--Research objectives, page 2.

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