Health Administration & Technology

Information on common dental procedures and fees to help Albertans understand how a dentist may determine their fees.

New patients drive patient growth. Learn how to attract more new patients to your practice from a variety of sources. Content provided by dental consulting firm Leving Group Inc. and sponsored by Crest and Oral-B.

An online glossary of terms from the American Dental Association.

For all skill levels. The quizzes accessed on this page cover the topics of tooth identification and numbering.

Health benefits for AISH recipients.

Basic coverage for low-income families with children under the age of 18.

Clinics for low-income Albertans in the Edmonton and Calgary areas.

Dental care coverage and eligibility information for non-insured First Nations and Inuit people.

Eligibility and coverage information about the new Canada Dental Care Plan.

CDSA registers dentists and ensures that the dental health of Albertans is advanced through safe, available, quality and ethical dental services.

Alberta Dental Assistants are recognized leaders in regulation and governance, support research and practices that establish universally-accepted standards of competence, professionalism, quality, and safety for the profession.

The CRDHA is the professional regulatory body for Alberta's 3200+ Registered Dental Hygienists. Under the Health Professions Act Internal Link (HPA) our mandate is to make sure dental hygienists have the knowledge, skills, attitude and judgment to provide safe and competent oral health services to the public.

Started in 2015 and offering free membership, the association provides networking and professional development opportunities.

The collective voice of dentists in Alberta. They strengthen and support the dental profession and promote oral health as an integral part of general health for all Albertans.