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About the FDHRC

 
The Federation of Dental Hygiene Regulators of Canada™ (FDHRC™) is an association of organizations that have the statutory responsibility to regulate the profession of dental hygiene within their respective provinces.

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NDHCE®

National Dental Hygiene Certification Examination™
 

Information about eligibility, application, preparation, exam dates, and results.

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CPEDH®

Canadian Performance Examination in Dental Hygiene™
 

Information about eligibility, application, preparation, and exam dates.

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Becoming a Dental Hygienist in Canada

 
Information about pathways to practice and entry‑to‑practice requirements based on your education background.

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News & Announcements

 
Access the latest information, including Requests for Proposals, job postings, and organizational announcements.
 

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Contact the FDHRC™

 

 613-260-8156

Office hours: Monday to Friday, 8 am–4 pm ET

Please note that our office is closed on weekends, statutory holidays, and between Christmas and New Year's Day. 

​Kindly note that in-person visits are by appointment only. We’re unable to accommodate walk-ins.

 

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Stay Connected with the FDHRC™ 

 

Stay informed about FDHRC initiatives, organizational news, volunteer opportunities, and career postings.
 

 

Territory Acknowledgement

The FDHRC office stands on the ancestral and unceded territory of the Anishinaabe Algonquin Nation. The Algonquin peoples have had a special, reciprocal relationship with this territory since time immemorial, and this relationship continues today. The FDHRC recognizes without qualification the inherent lands and territory rights of the Algonquin peoples as articulated in Section 35 of the Constitution Act of Canada 1982, as well as the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples which is enshrined in various legislation in what is now commonly called Canada.

See the FDHRC™'s full territory acknowledgement here.