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Dental Clinics Near You in Burlington, ON

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93 dental clinics serve Burlington: 93 with an address in Burlington.

Browse 93 dental clinics in Burlington and compare hours, contact details and services.

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About Burlington

Burlington is in Halton Region on the north shore of Lake Ontario, between Hamilton to the west and Oakville to the east, with the Niagara Escarpment and rural areas in the north. The QEW, Highway 403 and Highway 407 meet in the city, and Aldershot is its westernmost community. Halton Region Public Health delivers the Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program for Halton residents; call 311 to start.

93 dental clinics serving Burlington
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Clinics in Burlington

  • In Halton Region, the Ontario Seniors Dental Care Program is delivered through Halton Region Public Health. To start, call 311 (or 905-825-6000). Application forms are also available at the Halton Regional Centre, 1151 Bronte Road, Oakville.

  • Browse the dental clinics listed on this page for Burlington. Each listing shows the clinic's address, hours and contact details. Contact the clinic directly to ask about availability.

  • Halton Region Public Health can help families apply for Healthy Smiles Ontario and find a dental provider. Call 311 (or 905-825-6000).

  • Yes. Aldershot is part of Burlington, so clinics with a street address there are listed on this page.

  • 93 dental clinics listed on DentalClinicDirectory.ca serve Burlington: 93 with an address in Burlington. Clinics are listed by street address.

  • Every dentist practising in Ontario must be registered with the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario (RCDSO). The RCDSO public register shows each dentist's registration, including any specialist certificate. Each listing on this site has a registration class line; unless it says the specialist registration was checked, we have not confirmed it.

  • The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) is a federal plan for residents who have no access to dental insurance and an adjusted family net income under $90,000. Not every clinic takes CDCP patients, and you may have to pay part of the cost, so ask the clinic before your appointment.

  • Healthy Smiles Ontario covers preventive and routine dental services for children and youth 17 and under in eligible lower-income households. Families apply through the Ontario government, and your local public health unit can help you apply or find a dental provider.