Triage and phone guidance
Call our office at 1-416-486-1136. Our team will ask about symptoms and advise on immediate self-care and whether you should come in right away.
Dental Emergency Care
When a dental emergency happens, prompt emergency dental care can protect your teeth and relieve pain. Belman Dental Centre at 1881 Yonge St. serves Davisville, Eglinton and Midtown Toronto — our team will calmly guide you through urgent care options and help arrange an appointment.
Not every dental problem needs emergency treatment, but some situations benefit from quick attention to reduce pain and protect tooth structure. Early intervention can preserve a tooth and lower the chance of more extensive treatment later.
If you think you have an urgent concern, contact us right away so we can advise next steps and arrange a prompt visit when appropriate.
A general dentist at our practice performs urgent assessments and immediate treatment when possible. Our team uses digital X‑rays and the iTero Element 3D scanner as needed to evaluate damage and plan care. Nitrous oxide and oral sedation are available to help make treatment more comfortable for suitable patients.
Dr. Noah Belman graduated from the University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry and completed postgraduate training with the Misch Implant Institute, The Pankey Institute and Spear Education. For complex cases that require specialist care we will discuss referral options so you receive the most appropriate treatment.
Belman Dental Centre is located at 1881 Yonge St., Suite 403, Toronto, Ontario M4S 3C4, serving Davisville, Eglinton and Midtown Toronto. To arrange urgent care call 1-416-486-1136 and our team will advise you on next steps.
Our office hours are posted on our site and may determine same-day availability. We will do our best to see patients promptly, but exact timing and recommended treatment depend on your clinical assessment.
Personalized Care
A conversation and clinical assessment are the best way to understand your options. People often ask about emergency dental care when they are experiencing one or more of the following situations.
What to Expect
Call our office at 1-416-486-1136. Our team will ask about symptoms and advise on immediate self-care and whether you should come in right away.
We perform an exam and take digital X‑rays as needed to identify the problem and discuss treatment options, comfort measures and timelines.
Treatment may include pain control, temporary repair, definitive restorations, root canal therapy or extraction. Nitrous oxide or oral sedation can be used when appropriate. If specialist care is needed, we will explain referral choices.
You will receive written aftercare instructions and a follow‑up plan. We will schedule any necessary reviews or additional appointments based on your recovery and treatment goals.
Planning Your Care
Exact fees depend on the clinical assessment, the procedures required and any materials used. We can provide written treatment and fee details after examining you so you understand the recommended care and alternatives.
Our staff can discuss how your insurance might apply and available payment or financing options. Please contact the office to discuss fees or review payment resources before treatment.
Good to Know
A dental emergency commonly includes severe pain, a tooth that has been knocked out, a broken tooth causing pain or sharp edges, significant swelling, or uncontrolled bleeding. If you're unsure, call 1-416-486-1136 and we will advise whether you should come in for an assessment.
Try to remain calm. Handle the tooth by the crown (avoid touching the root), rinse gently if dirty (do not scrub), and keep it moist — either place it back in the socket only if the person is comfortable, or store it in milk or saliva. Call us immediately for instructions and to arrange urgent care.
We aim to accommodate urgent needs and often reserve time for same‑day appointments, but calling first at 1-416-486-1136 helps us prioritise care and minimise waiting. If you arrive without an appointment we will do our best to help you as soon as possible.
Local anaesthetic is routinely used to control pain during emergency treatment. Nitrous oxide and oral sedation are available for those who need extra comfort. A general dentist will review your medical history and suitability before recommending sedation options.
Most urgent issues are managed by our general dentist at Belman Dental Centre. If your case requires specialist care — for example complex oral surgery or advanced endodontics — we will discuss referral options and coordinate next steps to ensure you receive appropriate treatment.
Ready When You Are
Call 1-416-486-1136 now to speak with our team and request an urgent appointment at Belman Dental Centre in Davisville. For severe emergencies, call immediately to receive prompt instructions.