Root Canal Specialists · Issaquah, WA

Issaquah's Root Canal Specialist, Right on Gilman Boulevard

You don't need to cross the lake for specialist-level root canal care. Dr. Nima Dejbod's practice sits right here in Issaquah — microscope precision, three sedation options, and same-day emergency slots, minutes from anywhere in the city.

Dr. Nima Dejbod, DMD — root canal specialist serving Issaquah

Dr. Dejbod · Issaquah's root canal specialist

10,000+
Root Canals Completed
400+
Five-Star Reviews
14x
Microscope Precision
Same-Day
Emergency Slots
Seattle Met Top Dentist 2026VP, WA State Assoc. of EndodontistsAAE MemberNot Corporate-Owned

In pain right now?

We hold same-day emergency slots every business day for severe tooth pain, swelling, and dental trauma. Because we're in Issaquah, you can often go from phone call to numbing in under an hour.

Call (425) 697-9777

The Basics

What a Root Canal Actually Is

01

The problem

Deep decay or a crack lets bacteria reach the living tissue inside your tooth. That tissue becomes inflamed or infected — and the pressure inside a space that can't expand is the pain you feel.

02

The treatment

Working under a microscope, Dr. Dejbod removes the infected tissue, cleans and disinfects the inside of the root, and seals the space so bacteria can't return.

03

The outcome

The infection is gone, the pain stops, and your natural tooth stays right where it belongs — ready for your general dentist to protect with a crown.

Specialist vs. Generalist

Why Issaquah Dentists Refer to an Endodontist

Your general dentist is excellent at fillings and crowns — and the best ones know when a tooth needs a specialist. The honest difference:

Evergreen EndodonticsTypical General Office
Training2–3 years of specialty residency beyond dental school, focused solely on saving teethGeneral dentistry degree; root canals are one of dozens of procedures
Volume10,000+ root canals completed — several per day, every dayTypically a few root canals per month between other procedures
MagnificationSurgical microscope, up to 14x, on every case — finds calcified and hidden canalsUsually loupes or naked eye; fine canals can be missed
SedationNitrous, oral, and IV sedation — three levels, matched to youVaries widely; IV sedation is uncommon

Your Visit

What Happens at Your Issaquah Appointment

Three steps, roughly an hour in the chair, and the pain stops here.

1

Examine & Image

A focused exam plus digital X-rays — and a 3D CBCT scan when the case calls for it. You see exactly what we see.

2

Explain & Approve

Every option and every cost, in plain language, before anything happens. No treatment begins without your approval.

3

Relieve & Restore

Profound numbing, microscope precision, sedation if you want it. Most patients leave in about an hour, pain-free.

Comfort Menu

Three Levels of Sedation

Dental anxiety is normal, and it should never stand between you and saving a tooth. Pick the comfort level that fits you:

OptionHow It FeelsBest For
Nitrous OxideA light, floaty calm — you stay fully awake and can drive yourself homeMild anxiety, first-time patients
Oral SedationA prescription pill before your visit; deeply relaxed, little memory of the procedureModerate anxiety, longer appointments
IV SedationThe deepest conscious sedation, adjusted moment-to-moment by Dr. DejbodSevere anxiety, complex or surgical cases

The Instrument Room

Technology That Saves Teeth

Specialist outcomes come from specialist tools. This is what's in the room when your tooth is on the line:

Surgical Microscope

Up to 14x magnification finds canals other offices miss.

3D CBCT Imaging

Full three-dimensional view of roots, bone, and hidden fractures.

Digital X-Rays

80–90% less radiation, instant results, reviewed together.

Apex Locator

Electronic root-length measurement for complete cleaning.

Patient Voices

What Patients Say After the Numbing Wears Off

From a wall of 400+ five-star reviews.

★★★★★

NO pain or discomfort during or after the procedure.

— David W., Issaquah
Pain-free experience
★★★★★

They followed up with calls to make sure everything was going well. That kind of attention is rare.

— Sarah T., Redmond
Caring follow-up
★★★★★

The cost was exactly what they quoted before starting. No surprises, no pressure — just relief.

— Tom H., Issaquah
Transparent pricing
Dr. Nima Dejbod, DMD, endodontist in Issaquah

A specialist who treats one patient at a time

Meet Dr. Nima Dejbod

“Nobody schedules a root canal for fun. My job is to make it the easiest hour of your week — profound numbing, a calm pace, and a tooth you get to keep.”

Dr. Nima Dejbod, DMD · Washington State native · UW graduate · Seattle Met Top Dentist 2026 · Vice President, WA State Association of Endodontists

Cost & Insurance

Transparent Pricing for Issaquah Patients

Insurance companies set fixed in-network rates — identical across in-network offices. What you're choosing is who holds the microscope. With benefits remaining, most insured patients pay $160–$655 out of pocket.

Root CanalTypical In-Network RateWithout Insurance
Front tooth (anterior)~$800 in-network contracted ratefrom ~$1,300 without insurance
Premolar (bicuspid)~$1,000 in-network contracted ratefrom ~$1,500 without insurance
Molar~$1,300 in-network contracted ratefrom ~$1,900 without insurance

Every cost is reviewed and approved by you before treatment begins — no surprise billing. Get a personalized estimate →

Plans we verify daily for Issaquah patients

  • Delta Dental
  • Regence Blue Shield
  • Premera Blue Cross
  • Cigna
  • Aetna
  • Guardian
  • MetLife
  • United Healthcare
  • Principal
  • Ameritas
  • +11 more plans

We regularly work with dental plans from Costco's headquarters campus, Swedish Issaquah, and Issaquah School District employees — and verify your benefits before treatment so your out-of-pocket cost is known in advance.

Getting Here

Already in Issaquah? You're 5–10 Minutes Away

Our office is in the heart of Issaquah at 600 NW Gilman Blvd, Suite A — minutes from Gilman Village, the Highlands, and Cougar Mountain, with free parking at the door. From most Issaquah neighborhoods you can be in our chair within ten minutes of deciding to call.

Get Directions via I-90, Exit 17

Evergreen Endodontics

600 NW Gilman Blvd Suite A
Issaquah, WA 98027

Phone: (425) 697-9777
Fax: (425) 697-9778

Email: info@EvergreenEndo.com

Hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Parking: Free, directly at the building

Service Area

Serving Issaquah & Nearby Communities

From the Highlands to Mirrormont, patients across the Issaquah area reach our office in about 5–10 minutes via I-90, Exit 17. If your community is listed below, this page was written for you.

  • Issaquah
  • Issaquah Highlands
  • Talus
  • Cougar Mountain
  • Gilman Village
  • Olde Town
  • Sammamish
  • Newcastle
  • Preston
  • Mirrormont

Root canal care in neighboring cities

Questions

Issaquah Root Canal FAQs

Direct answers, no sales pitch.

Is your office actually located in Issaquah?

Yes — unlike most dental websites that target Issaquah searches, our office is physically here at 600 NW Gilman Blvd Suite A, near Gilman Village just off I-90 exit 17. You can often be seen the same day you call.

How fast can I get an emergency appointment in Issaquah?

Because we are right here in the city, Issaquah patients frequently go from phone call to numbing in under an hour. Emergency slots are reserved every business day — call as early as you can.

Do you treat patients from Issaquah Highlands and Talus?

Daily. The Highlands and Talus are ten minutes down Highlands Drive to our Gilman Boulevard office — close enough that many patients schedule treatment between school drop-off and their first meeting.

What does a root canal cost with insurance in Issaquah?

In-network contracted rates run about $800 for a front tooth, $1,000 for a premolar, and $1,300 for a molar. With benefits remaining, most insured patients pay $160–$655 out of pocket. We verify your exact benefits before treatment and never bill anything you have not approved.

Do you work with Costco, Swedish, or Issaquah School District dental plans?

Yes — we are in-network with the major PPO plans carried by Costco headquarters, Swedish Issaquah, and school district employees, and we verify coverage before any work begins.

Will I need to come back for a second appointment?

Usually not. Most root canals are completed in a single 60-to-90-minute visit. Complex retreatments or heavily calcified canals occasionally need a second visit — and we tell you that before you commit.

For Referring Dentists

Refer Your Patient to Dr. Dejbod

Your Issaquah patients can be seen the same day at our Gilman Blvd office, with a full treatment report back to you before they are home.

Ready When You Are

Your tooth is ten minutes from relief.

Same-day emergency slots · three sedation options · costs approved by you first.