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What's Happening at CNC

 

CNC Dental Clinic Seeking Patients for Fall2025 and Spring2026 Appointments

    • Prince George
  • October 27, 2025
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The College of New Caledonia (CNC) is now accepting new patients for its on-campus Dental Clinic at the Prince George campus. This initiative provides affordable dental hygiene and assisting services while supporting the education of CNC’s future dental professionals.

Appointments are performed by students in CNC’s Dental Hygiene and Dental Assisting programs under the supervision of licensed dental professionals. The program offers an opportunity for the community to receive quality care at a low cost — just $50 for adults and $25 for children, a flat fee covering all services provided.

“By becoming a patient, you’re not only saving on dental care but also playing an important role in shaping the next generation of dental hygienists,” said Diane Horita, program coordinator. “Our students gain valuable hands-on experience while providing professional, supervised care to community members.”

Appointments are available through the first week of December 2025 and will resume January through April 2026. CNC welcomes all interested individuals to inquire about becoming a patient; however, eligibility is based on clinical learning requirements.

Please note: CNC is a teaching institution, and appointments will take longer than at a private clinic. Multiple visits may be required to complete your care.

For more information or to see if you qualify as a patient, call 250-561-5810 or email patient_services_coordinator@cnc.bc.ca.