What Canadians can expect from national dental-care plan

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  • čas přidán 10. 04. 2024
  • Health Minister Mark Holland explains to Breakfast Television what Canadians can expect from the national dental-care plan set to start in May.

Komentáře • 65

  • @Nancy-mk4bb
    @Nancy-mk4bb Před měsícem +6

    What usually happens with these types of programs is you often get less than ideal dentists signing up- less busy -usually for a reason. Busy popular dentists won’t be interested. Speaking as a retired dental professional.

  • @francesrheaume1925
    @francesrheaume1925 Před měsícem +5

    It seems to me that the government should have got the dentists, denturist, etc.and the whole professionals fully on board before making a May 1st date. I think it’s referred to “getting your ducks in a row “. Could it be there is an election coming in the Fall?

  • @maryma5044
    @maryma5044 Před měsícem +4

    Why in this courty the government allowed the dentist increased so much cost? Why the government is willing to cover the dentist gauging price?

    • @rodgergarvie327
      @rodgergarvie327 Před měsícem +1

      😂😅 Wake up! It's another B/S SCAM from Trudeau and Jagmeet. Most Senior's have Dentures! Bet they don't pay for them!

  • @dahmen165
    @dahmen165 Před měsícem +4

    Easy. Expect long wait times. Expect a system that treats you as a number and not an individual with your own unique issues. Expect your taxes to go higher.
    Keep it up canucks. Remember to boost. We’re throwing away billions. You folks just love to waste money.

  • @alsadat77
    @alsadat77 Před měsícem +3

    Dental should be free and part of healthcare!! In England anyone can get braces for free here on Canada a parent can’t even dream of affording braces unless they have a high income

    • @rachael504
      @rachael504 Před měsícem

      So yah all our Family Doctors are leaving Canada for the U.S because its all private and they are paid what they are worth. Aka noone can get a doctor to. Same thing would happen for dentistry if it became free.

  • @Tjd1982
    @Tjd1982 Před měsícem +5

    I'll keep my 100% coverage dental plan for $25 a month.

    • @flowc9372
      @flowc9372 Před měsícem

      How did you get a plan that awesome AND cheap!!?

    • @Tjd1982
      @Tjd1982 Před měsícem

      @@flowc9372 I work for a retail pharmacy.

    • @CookiesCritterCare
      @CookiesCritterCare Před měsícem

      Good for you

  • @user-lw1dl5pq6x
    @user-lw1dl5pq6x Před měsícem +2

    Seniors are already struggling to survive when cost of living is out of control. They are on very low and fixed income. Trudeau government hasn't done much for Seniors.

  • @johnnyboyvan
    @johnnyboyvan Před měsícem +3

    There aren't that many dentists.

  • @1ABNDT
    @1ABNDT Před měsícem +3

    Dr's need to be signed up to the program, you can't walk into a office that isn't.

    • @flowc9372
      @flowc9372 Před měsícem +1

      If you'd listened to the entire thing you'd have heard that the govt is in the midst of getting rid of that requirement. Any dentist is going to be able to access the program in exactly the same way that they access any other insurance plan. Whether they are signed up or not.

    • @1ABNDT
      @1ABNDT Před měsícem

      @@flowc9372 it is an option for the Dentist to "try it out" before deciding whether or not they want to participate.

  • @1ABNDT
    @1ABNDT Před měsícem +8

    Lol. typical Trudeau plan, on the go.

    • @Nothing-fp7jg
      @Nothing-fp7jg Před měsícem +3

      Sounds like it. 'We'll figure it out when we get there.'

  • @vasilytanygin
    @vasilytanygin Před měsícem +7

    higher taxes

    • @CookiesCritterCare
      @CookiesCritterCare Před měsícem

      Healthier people. Pick your battles

    • @CookiesCritterCare
      @CookiesCritterCare Před měsícem

      Healthier people less medical cost! Priorities. Not like taxes dig a whole in your grave

  • @acepath3001
    @acepath3001 Před měsícem +3

    Fill and bill for liberal friends

  • @user-lw1dl5pq6x
    @user-lw1dl5pq6x Před měsícem

    They sent dental cards to seniors but no dentist accepted them . Also it seems it's just not true. There's no help so far.

  • @jameschou888
    @jameschou888 Před měsícem

    How is $90k household income considered middle income?

  • @mickwest7918
    @mickwest7918 Před měsícem

    Not My dentist - Any Dentist - It ain't happening baby.

  • @user-cc5od3zk4p
    @user-cc5od3zk4p Před měsícem

    I can’t see this going over well. Dental practices have enough paperwork from insurance providers. The government never thinks things through and it’s always a mountain of paperwork. My friend is a CDA and she told me the dentists in her practice won’t be signing up.

    • @flowc9372
      @flowc9372 Před měsícem

      Dentists didn't want to sign up because it was too onerous to do so AND they didn't have enough information on what conditions or other stipulations, paperwork, etc, was going to come with that.. So now the govt is ditching the requirement to sign up. And making it so that any dentist is going to be able to access the program for their patients in exactly the same way that they access any other kind of dental insurance that a patient might have, whether they are signed up or not. (they should have done it that way right out of the gate instead of trying to re-invent the wheel).

    • @CookiesCritterCare
      @CookiesCritterCare Před měsícem

      Poor them.

  • @elverdad6805
    @elverdad6805 Před měsícem +3

    So happy to hear this! Having worked in healthcare most of my life, I saw far too many seniors who were malnourished due to having bad teeth or no teeth at all. So many couldn't afford food, let alone dental care. What little food they had had to be mashed or put in a blender.

    • @lsophial
      @lsophial Před měsícem +2

      Well said. I also so the same, it is deplorable to see geriatric people have to endure trying to eat without teeth and more dental problems causes many other illness, including cardiac problems, etc. and most of those people worked their whole life in this country and paid taxes as required...

    • @CookiesCritterCare
      @CookiesCritterCare Před měsícem +1

      ​@@lsophialeveryone!!!! It doesn't matter what age

    • @dahmen165
      @dahmen165 Před měsícem

      And I’m so happy to hear that you who worked in healthcare BEGGED for the jabs got them and now we’re wasting 1.6$ billion because no one wants them anymore.
      You canucks love throwing money down the toilet. Do me a favour. Stop wasting my tax dollars and make sure you and all your healthcare friends boost so we don’t throw any away anymore.
      Bunch of antivaxxers.

    • @theonlyfriedtyguy
      @theonlyfriedtyguy Před měsícem

      Can’t afford food but hey here’s money for your teeth…. You voted for this didn’t you?

    • @CookiesCritterCare
      @CookiesCritterCare Před měsícem +1

      @theonlyfriedtyguy nope I didn't but thanks for the assumption

  • @rodgergarvie327
    @rodgergarvie327 Před měsícem +1

    Expect Nothing, then you won't be disappointed by this Lie-beral NDP Scam! 😡🤬😠

  • @Historyglobal1220
    @Historyglobal1220 Před měsícem

    This is horrible. What about DTC who are students and university makes you have their insurance it only covers 900 bucks worth of dental a year and not all procedures even. So you’d have to lose drug coverage and physio to be able to be covered for dental this is Isane. They haven’t thought this out fully
    So it’s either have meds paid for that Odsp /trillium don’t cover and have to pay thousands a month for meds. And get dental. Or have medicine and not dental!

  • @botodeov57
    @botodeov57 Před měsícem +2

    in other words, YES you will have to pay something.....there is no free cheese...many dentists don't want to take on the extra paper work .....the catch....a lot of per-authorizations!!!.....and a long wait time to get work done....i haven't seen a gov't program yet that was well thought out....

    • @lsophial
      @lsophial Před měsícem

      Please give me a break!
      "...many dentists don't want to take on the extra paperwork..."
      What are you talking about? With today's technology, it takes less time to do de documentations in the computer that doing in paperwork!. The paperwork is not true it is a word used, to use and abuse the clients and in this case the Government.

    • @flowc9372
      @flowc9372 Před měsícem

      Some insurance companies require pre-authorizations too, and dental offices are able to do that in just seconds (I had an insurance pre-authorization done just today, while I was ON the phone with my dental office to make an appointment for the dental care).
      And having to pay something out of pocket if the dentist charges more than the fee schedule, or having to pay a certain percentage of the cost out of pocket, is not out of the ordinary either with many other types of insurance.

    • @botodeov57
      @botodeov57 Před měsícem

      @@flowc9372 this is my point..you will have to pay something...understandable,however, the determinations and authorizations will be left to govt even though a major insurance company will administer it.....and from experience we know how that goes....

  • @acepath3001
    @acepath3001 Před měsícem

    A truedeau fill and bill plan for his friends

  • @privateprivate5928
    @privateprivate5928 Před měsícem

    Affirmative action. 🤢

  • @Kimberontario
    @Kimberontario Před měsícem +1

    It is called insurance fraud if you decide to bill remaining 3% on a case by case basis. Does the government allow us to pay less of our taxes on a case by case basis? Is if fair that people on ODSP (Ontario disability plan) only get 4 units of scaling yet those on this plan will receive more? Or how about an employee with a real crapy insurance plan that can only have a check up one time per year and make minimum wage. The idea is wonderful I love that people will have better access to care but the roll out of this program is flawed

  • @Purplegorillaz
    @Purplegorillaz Před měsícem +4

    This pretty good for Low Income Families..Purple Gorillaz Was Here. Peace.

    • @ZenCorvus
      @ZenCorvus Před měsícem +1

      Nope, long term it's not.
      Poor people make horrible financial plans.

    • @TT-fq7pl
      @TT-fq7pl Před měsícem +1

      Yes, it's an excellent program. Our health care system is also very good.

    • @lsophial
      @lsophial Před měsícem

      @@TT-fq7pl Our healthcare system is a total DISASTER! And many healthcare workers are taking advantages of it to force the system for more benefits and salaries... as usual...take advantages when something or somebody is down.

    • @CookiesCritterCare
      @CookiesCritterCare Před měsícem +1

      ​speaking for yourself?

  • @ZenCorvus
    @ZenCorvus Před měsícem +3

    Long wait times, difficulty finding a dentists, etc.
    Health care is trash and this will be, too.
    Poor people want this because poor people make poor people financial decisions that make them poor

    • @Tjd1982
      @Tjd1982 Před měsícem +4

      So I guess your filthy rich?

    • @lsophial
      @lsophial Před měsícem +2

      @@Tjd1982 Well said.

    • @flowc9372
      @flowc9372 Před měsícem

      It's either this or continue to have NO dental care at all, if you're poor.

    • @cica8427
      @cica8427 Před 10 hodinami

      @@flowc9372 the dental care should be free of charge. In the other hand I do not trust the dentist because we get scammed by 2 so far. One told to my husband he has to remove all the front teeth as his roots are rotten,back in 2009 and put implants instead. We went back home just to find out all his roots are perfectly fine he need it just new crowns. That job lasted until last year,this year we are travelling again in Europe where he will get new zirconia crown on the same roots. Myself I was suffering 3 years in a row because the dentist din not put the final filling in my front tooth where I had root canal done . I was sick every time after I eat and I was told by several doctors ,everyting is in my head. I went in vacation in Cayo Coco and the dentist there told me ,the stomach pain came from an open root canal and she was right. Once my tooth was fixed the pain went away. The dentist ( both- because we decided not to go to the one who lied us about my husban's roots were overcharged our insurance. Ironically one now is working as a consultant for insurance company.