- For CCBST students
Dental Care for CCBST Students
CCBST students come from more than thirty countries. We will tell you plainly what you are covered for and what a visit costs, in Farsi or in English.
- Farsi and English spoken, so nothing gets lost
- We explain what you are covered for before you book
- International students welcome, whatever your permit
- No insurance needed, we quote the cost first
- Payment plans from $190 a month at 0% interest
- Minutes from the Sheppard Avenue campus
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Getting here
A Short Ride From the Sheppard Campus
CCBST’s North York campus is at 280 Sheppard Avenue East, near Yonge and Sheppard. We are at 261 Finch Avenue West, a short way north and west. From campus, Sheppard-Yonge station is a few minutes on foot, the subway runs north to Finch, and the Finch West bus takes you the rest of the way. Our Yonge and Finch page covers the area.
If you drive, there is free parking at our door. We are open six days a week, Tuesday through Sunday, and closed Mondays only.
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- Always Available for Dental Emergencies
- Tuesday - Saturday : 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Sunday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (By Appointment Only)
You will be understood
Care in a Language You Are Comfortable In
CCBST draws students from more than thirty countries, and a good share of them are having medical and dental conversations in a second or third language. That is harder than it sounds when someone is describing what they are about to do to your teeth.
Our team speaks Farsi and English. If Farsi is your language, you can explain what is bothering you properly and ask the questions you actually want to ask. If neither is your first language, tell us when you book and we will slow down, use plain words, and show you on a screen rather than talking at you.
You will not be asked to sign anything you do not follow.
Know before you book
What International Students Should Know About Dental Coverage
Here is the part most clinics leave you to work out yourself.
On a study permit? The CDCP almost certainly does not cover you.
The Canadian Dental Care Plan is for residents who meet income and residency rules, and a study permit generally does not meet them. Better to know now than at the front desk.
There is no CCBST student plan.
Private career colleges do not run student health and dental plans the way the public universities do, so there is no student card that covers your teeth.
You may have coverage you have forgotten about.
A job, a spouse's plan, or a private policy bought when you arrived. Any of those can usually be billed directly.
Bring the paperwork, even if you do not understand it.
We will read it with you before anything starts, and tell you what it does and does not pay for.
Newcomers
If You Are New to Canada
If you have become a permanent resident, the picture changes. Permanent residents who meet the income rules may qualify for the Canadian Dental Care Plan, which we accept.
If you came to Canada as a refugee or asylum claimant, we accept coverage through the IFHP for the services it covers.
Either way, bring whatever documents you have. Cards, letters, permit papers, anything. We would rather spend ten minutes reading them with you than have you skip a visit because you were not sure.
Everything in one place
Complete Dental Care for CDI Students
Emergency & Same Day Care
In pain or broke a tooth? We keep same day slots open, six days a week.
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Checkups & Cleanings
The care your plan covers best. Keep your teeth healthy and catch problems early.
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Fillings & Restorative
Fix a cavity before it becomes a bigger, costlier problem, usually well covered by your plan.
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Wisdom Teeth & Extractions
Safe, comfortable removal when a tooth is causing trouble, all handled here.
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Whitening & Cosmetic
Brighten your smile for graduation or that big presentation, with student friendly plans
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Braces & Invisalign
Straightening for teens and adults with Dr. Arash Poursattar, our orthodontist.
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Minutes from campus
Subway north to Finch, then a short bus ride west. Free parking if you drive.
Open six days
Tuesday through Sunday, so visits fit around class and work.
Farsi and English
Explain what you need and understand every step.
Coverage explained honestly
Including when the answer is that you are not covered. You should hear it early.
vFree consultation
Finding out where you stand costs nothing, so there is no reason to wait.
Same day emergencies
Slots kept open every day we are open for patients in pain.
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Common Questions
Does CCBST have a student dental plan?
No. CCBST is a private career college, and private career colleges do not run student health and dental plans the way the public universities do. There is no student card that covers your teeth. What you may have instead is coverage through a job, a spouse, or a policy you bought when you arrived.
I am on a study permit. Am I covered for dental care?
Almost certainly not through the Canadian Dental Care Plan, which is for residents meeting income and residency rules that a study permit generally does not satisfy. If you bought private insurance when you arrived, that may cover you. Bring the policy and we will read it with you.
Do you speak Farsi?
Yes. Our team speaks Farsi and English. If neither is your first language, tell us when you book and we will keep the language plain and show you what we mean rather than only describing it.
Can I be seen without insurance?
Yes. Many of our patients pay for their own care. We quote the cost before we begin, and payment plans are available when treatment runs beyond what you can pay at once.
What will the first visit cost?
The consultation is free. If you need treatment after that, we give you the price before we start and you decide from there.
I just became a permanent resident. What changes?
Quite a lot. Permanent residents who meet the income rules may qualify for the Canadian Dental Care Plan, which we accept. It is worth checking as soon as your status changes, because it can make a real difference to what you pay.
Do you offer braces or Invisalign?
Yes. Dr. Arash Poursattar is an orthodontist board certified in Canada and the United States, and a certified Invisalign provider. He treats children, teens, and adults, with braces or clear aligners.
How do I get there from the Sheppard campus?
From 280 Sheppard Avenue East, walk to Sheppard-Yonge station, ride the subway north to Finch, then take the Finch West bus a few stops to Bathurst. If you drive, there is free parking at our door.
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Call us or fill in the form and we will get back to you. Bring whatever coverage documents you have, and we will go through them with you before anything begins. If you are in pain, please call rather than use the form.
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