On a case-by-case basis * Level of assistance is calculated based on: Income * Number of children in household * Whether home is owned or rented * Other factors - contact for details

PEI residents ages 17 years and younger

PEI residents ages 17 years and younger

PEI residents and their family who met the financial threshold (see website for details) or, who are receiving financial assistance from the Department of Social Development and Housing.

PEI residents and their family who met the financial threshold (see website for details) or, who are receiving financial assistance from the Department of Social Development and Housing.

PEI residents and their family who met the financial threshold (see website for details) or, who are receiving financial assistance from the Department of Social Development and Housing.

Children 17 years and younger with an orthodontic anomaly as a result of cleft palate * Treatment must begin prior to turning 18 years old * Family must meet the financial threshold
See website for full details

Suitability for treatment is determined after an initial screening * Children must be accompanied by an adult * Must be able to travel to the clinic in Halifax

Must meet all of the following criteria:
-Have an adjusted family net income of less than $90,000
-Not have access to dental insurance
-Be a Canadian resident for tax purposes
-Have filed your tax return in the previous year
-Canadian residents who have access to dental coverage through a social program can still qualify if all other eligibility is met
See website for full details

Must meet all of the following criteria:
-Have an adjusted family net income of less than $90,000
-Not have access to dental insurance
-Be a Canadian resident for tax purposes
-Have filed your tax return in the previous year
-Canadian residents who have access to dental coverage through a social program can still qualify if all other eligibility is met
See website for full details