Dental Loans in Canada: Get Up to $1,500 for Dental Work

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Date Published: May 26, 2026 (Updated October 1, 2026)

Dental Loans in Canada: Fast Financing for Any Procedure

A cracked tooth or a sudden abscess rarely waits for payday. A dental loan from iCash gives you up to $1,500 to pay for an urgent extraction, root canal, filling or crown, sent by Interac e-Transfer® in about 2 minutes once approved. It costs $14 per $100 borrowed, with no hidden fees. Apply 24/7 as part of our emergency loans service.

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Key takeaway

About dental loans in Canada: Dental financing in Canada covers short-term personal borrowing used to pay for procedures not fully covered by insurance or provincial health plans. iCash offers from $100 to $1,500 at $14 per $100 borrowed, funded by e-Transfer approximately two minutes after approval. Loans are available 24/7 in Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.

What Is a Dental Loan?

A dental loan is a short-term personal borrowing option used to pay for procedures that aren't fully covered by provincial health plans or insurance. Often, these funds go toward services like root canals, crowns, bridges, dentures, fillings, wisdom teeth removal, orthodontics, implants, and emergency extractions.

With iCash, it works as a single-repayment arrangement: borrow what you need now and repay the full amount on your next pay date by pre-authorized debit. There are no rollovers and no compounding charges. If insurance covers part of the procedure, the financing covers the gap. If you have no coverage, it can cover the full cost up to $1,500. 

How repayment works

Repayment depends on your province:

  • Most provinces:

    repay the full amount on your next pay date

  • Alberta:

    loans run 42 to 62 days, repaid in 2 to 7 instalments based on how often you're paid.

  • Ontario:

    one repayment, unless it's your third loan within 63 days, which can be repaid in instalments.

There are no rollovers. The total you owe is set when you accept the offer, and it doesn't grow.

How Much Does a Dental Loan Cost with iCash?

The borrowing rate at iCash is $14 per $100, the maximum regulated rate in most provinces where we operate. There are no hidden fees, no subscription, and no late charges in the contract. The full amount you owe is locked in when you accept the offer.

Here's what it will cost:

Loan Amount

Fee ($14 per $100)

Total Repayment

$300

$42

$342

$500

$70

$570

$1,000

$140

$1,140

$1,500

$210

$1,710

"For example, a $500 loan repaid in 14 days has a fee of $70 and an APR of 365%. APR is calculated as if the amount were held for a full year; the actual dollar cost over the 14-day term is $70."

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What $1,500 can realistically cover

A $1,500 dental loan covers most single emergency visits in full, but only part of major work like implants. The ranges below come from 2025–2026 provincial suggested-fee guides and vary by province and clinic.

Procedure

Typical fee in Canada

Covered by up to $1,500?

iCash fee to borrow the top of the range

Emergency exam

100–300

Yes

$42 on $300

Simple extraction

145–218

Yes

$31 on $218

Surgical extraction

250–500

Yes

$70 on $500

Full emergency visit (exam, X-ray, extraction)

300–900

Yes

$126 on $900

Molar root canal

900–1,579

Usually; the top of the range may exceed it

$210 on $1,500

Ceramic crown

910–1,449, plus lab fees

Often, depending on lab fees

$203 on $1,449

Root canal plus crown

About $2,344 on average

Part of the bill

$210 on $1,500

Single implant, complete

3,000–6,100

A deposit only

$210 on $1,500

Ontario usually has the highest suggested fees in Canada. Ask your clinic for a written estimate with fee codes before you borrow, so you take only what you need. Sources: Real Dental Costs fee-guide data and emergency dental costs, reviewed June 2026.

Dental Financing Options in Canada: How They Compare

People searching for affordable dental work in Canada generally choose between clinic payment plans, cards, bank options, and short-term online financing. Each person will need to review these options to find the right fit, based on the size of the bill and how quickly they need access to funds. 

Option

Speed

Approval criteria

Trade-off

Clinic payment plan

Same day to a few days

Set by individual clinic

Tied to one provider; not all clinics offer it

Credit card

Immediate if you have available credit

Already-issued limit

Revolving interest if not paid off quickly

Personal or installment loan

1 to 5 business days

Bank credit assessment

Slower; longer commitment

iCash short-term loan

2 minutes by Interac e-Transfer once approved

Income and banking history

Repaid in one payment on your next pay date

The iCash advantage is timing. The application is open 24 hours a day, including weekends and holidays, which matters for an after-hours emergency extraction or a Saturday-morning abscess. Funds arrive via Interac e-Transfer about two minutes after approval and go to you rather than the clinic, so you're free to take the money to whichever dentist can see you fastest.

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Do You Need Good Credit to Get a Dental Loan?

No, not necessarily. A check is performed on your first application, but we only do so for verification purposes, and all returning customers are exempt from additional checks when applying for a new loan. 

We don't believe you should be judged based solely on your score. Instead, we assess applications on income stability and banking history, with no stated minimum credit score. Approval rates are high for applicants with steady income, including those with thin credit files or past missed payments. 

Why Choose iCash for?

There are six big reasons customers choose us for short-notice dental bills:

  1. No hidden fees: $14 per $100 borrowed. No subscription, no express transfer fee, no tip prompt.

  2. Instant decision: Most decisions land in under 90 seconds, with no callback needed.

  3. Interac e-Transfer in 2 minutes: Once you accept the offer, funds usually arrive within two minutes.

  4. Open 24/7, including weekends: The application runs every day of the year, around the clock.

  5. No documents required: No faxed pay stubs, no scanned bank statements. Verification is automated.

  6. Up to 12% cashback on repayment: Repay on time and earn cashback on future loans through our loyalty program.

We’re licensed and regulated in Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI.

iCash is a member of the Canadian Consumer Finance Association.
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iCash uses Equifax technology to improve our lending solutions.
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Frequently asked questions

What interest rates and fees apply to dental loans?

With our licensed online lending service, the rate is a flat $14 per $100. A $400 dental loan costs $56 in fees, for a total of $456 due on your next pay date. There's no monthly interest, no late charge in the contract, and no rollover. The APR equivalent for a 14-day loan is 365%.

Can I get a dental loan with bad credit?

Yes, in many cases. A check is performed on your first application, but we only do so for verification purposes, and all returning customers are exempt from additional checks when applying for a new loan.
We assess applications on income and banking history; a low credit score on its own doesn’t disqualify you.

How fast can I get a loan?

For most applicants, the full process from starting the application to having money in your account is under 30 minutes. Decisions are instant, and once you accept the offer, funds arrive by Interac e-Transfer in about two minutes. The application runs 24/7.

What should I consider before applying for a dental loan?

There are three big considerations before taking out loans in Canada:
The dollar amount: $14 per $100 over 14 days suits one-off urgent bills better than recurring expenses. The repayment date: Confirm you'll have the full amount of money available on your next pay date. Alternatives: Your clinic may offer a no-interest plan, and the work can wait; that may cost less.
For more on borrowing thoughtfully, see our responsible lending page.

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