Yukoners Rejoice! New Dental Program to Provide Insured Benefits

The Government of Yukon has announced a new dental program which provides approximately 8,000 people with $1,300 per year in insured benefits including exams, cleanings, fillings and major services like root canals and crowns - helping improve oral health outcomes across the territory!

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Yukoners have something to celebrate! The new Yukon Dental Program will provide approximately 8,000 people with $1,300 per year in insured dental benefits. This is a huge win for the territory and its citizens. The program was announced by the Department of Health and Social Services on Monday, June 7th. It is part of the government’s commitment to ensure that all Yukoners have access to quality dental care. The program will be available to all eligible residents who are 19 years of age or older and do not already have coverage through another plan. The new program will cover basic services such as exams, cleanings, fillings, and X-rays; it also includes some major services like root canals and crowns. In addition, dentures are covered up to a certain amount each year. The goal is for everyone in the territory to have access to preventative care that helps maintain good oral health throughout their lives. This is great news for those who may not be able to afford regular visits or treatments without insurance coverage. With this new program in place, more people can take advantage of preventive care that could save them money in the long run by avoiding costly procedures down the road. The government has made it clear that they are committed to ensuring all Yukoners receive quality dental care at an affordable price. This new program demonstrates their dedication and desire for everyone in the territory to live healthier lives with improved oral health outcomes over time.