Dentist near Steeles
From the Steeles neighbourhood on Scarborough's northern edge, Hwy 404 or Victoria Park Ave brings you south to our clinic.
Emerald Forest Dental Clinic is south and west of the Steeles neighbourhood, at Don Mills Rd and Sheppard Ave E. Drive south on Hwy 404 to the Sheppard Ave E exit, or take Victoria Park Ave south to Sheppard, then head west to Don Mills Rd. Transit riders can connect to the 85 Sheppard East bus.
- Distance from Steeles
- About 5 km southwest (straight line)
- Clinic address
- Unit 1, 56 Forest Manor Rd
- Parking
- Free underground visitor parking
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 10–7 · Sat 10–4
The Steeles neighbourhood sits in the far northwest corner of Scarborough, bordered by Steeles Ave E and Markham to the north. It is a busy residential area of townhouses and detached homes, with plazas full of restaurants and shops. Pacific Mall is just across Steeles Ave E, and L'Amoreaux Park lies to the south. Hwy 404 runs along its western side.
Living right at the city line, many Steeles residents work in Markham or downtown and commute along Hwy 404. Our office sits just off the Sheppard Ave E exit, so it is easy to stop in on the way to or from work. We offer cleanings, exams and fillings, and we can help with gum care through Dr. Ardeshir Ranjbari, our registered specialist in periodontics.
Getting here from Steeles
By car
Take Hwy 404 south to the Sheppard Ave E exit and head west to Don Mills Rd. Or drive south on Victoria Park Ave to Sheppard Ave E and turn right. Turn onto Parkway Forest Dr, then Forest Manor Rd, and use the free underground visitor parking.
By transit
Take a north–south TTC bus, such as 24 Victoria Park, south to Sheppard Ave E. Transfer to the 85 Sheppard East bus west to Don Mills station. The clinic is a short walk away.
Tip: Commuting on Hwy 404? An early-evening appointment lets you stop in on the drive home without doubling back.
Unit 1 is outside the building at street level (not in the lobby). Free underground retail visitor parking. From Sheppard Ave E turn onto Parkway Forest Dr, then onto Forest Manor Rd.
Why Steeles patients choose us
Right off Hwy 404
Exit at Sheppard Ave E and you are only a short way from our door.
Gum health support
A registered periodontics specialist works at our clinic.
Commuter-friendly hours
Weekdays until 7 pm and Saturdays from 10 am to 4 pm.
Popular services for Steeles patients
Gum Disease Treatment
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Scaling and Root Planing
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Bleeding Gums
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Dental Exams
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Around Steeles
Local places our patients know:
- Pacific Mall
- L'Amoreaux Park
- Seneca Polytechnic Newnham Campus
Main streets
We check your coverage before treatment
You'll know what's covered and what it costs before we start.
I have insurance
Most insurance plans are accepted, and we bill most insurance companies directly. Bring your policy and certificate numbers and we'll check what your plan covers.
Insurance & billing →I have CDCP
We welcome patients covered by the Canadian Dental Care Plan. We'll explain what's covered and any co-payment before treatment.
About CDCP →No insurance
Fees follow the Ontario Dental Association suggested fee guide, and payment plans are available through LendCare.
Payment options →Steeles dental FAQ
What is the quickest way from Steeles?
Many people take Hwy 404 south and exit at Sheppard Ave E, then head west to Don Mills Rd. If you prefer local roads, Victoria Park Ave south to Sheppard also works.
My gums bleed when I floss. Should I worry?
Bleeding gums are often an early sign of gum inflammation. It is a good idea to have them checked. Your dentist or hygienist will look at your gums and explain what care may help.
What is scaling and root planing?
It is a deep cleaning below the gum line to remove buildup that a regular cleaning cannot reach. It is often recommended for gum disease. Your dentist will tell you if you need it after an exam.
Do you see patients from Markham too?
Yes. Patients come to us from both sides of Steeles Ave E. Bring your insurance details and we will help you check your coverage.
Nearby areas we serve
Your dentist near Steeles
New patients welcome. We'll confirm your coverage before treatment.