Root Canal Specialists · Kent, WA

Kent Has Everything but a Root Canal Specialist

The valley floor has distribution hubs, manufacturers, and every big-box store imaginable — but no endodontist. Dr. Nima Dejbod's Issaquah office is 25–30 minutes away, and our 7:30 AM appointments let you beat the Kent commute entirely.

Dr. Nima Dejbod, DMD — root canal specialist serving Kent and East Hill

Dr. Dejbod · 25–30 minutes from Kent, two route options

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

Pain that can't wait out the week?

Same-day emergency slots are reserved every business day for severe pain, swelling, and broken teeth. Kent patients who book our 7:30 AM openings skip the SR-167 and I-405 traffic entirely — numb before the backup even forms.

Call (425) 697-9777

The Basics

The Root Canal, Without the Mystery

01

The problem

Bacteria reach the tooth's nerve center through deep decay, a crack, or an aging filling. Infected tissue swells inside rigid walls, and that trapped pressure is the pain radiating up your jaw.

02

The treatment

Working through the microscope, Dr. Dejbod removes the infection, disinfects each canal completely, and seals the system so bacteria stay out.

03

The outcome

Pain ends, the tooth stays yours, and your Kent dentist finishes with a crown. Done in about an hour, in most cases.

Specialist vs. Generalist

Why Kent Dentists Refer to Evergreen Endodontics

Kent's general dentists handle the full range of family dentistry — and they send the complex root canals our way. The concrete differences:

Evergreen EndodonticsTypical General Office
TrainingTwo to three years of residency beyond dental school, all endodonticsA general degree; endodontics is one competency among dozens
Volume10,000+ root canals completed — it's the only procedure we performA few per month in between other treatments
MagnificationSurgical microscopy at up to 14x on every case, every timeLoupes at most; tiny canal anatomy can go undetected
SedationThree in-house levels: nitrous, oral, and IVUsually limited to nitrous, sometimes none

Your Visit

Your Kent Appointment in Three Steps

An hour in the chair, and the drive home is the comfortable one.

1

Examine First

Focused exam and digital X-rays, plus a 3D CBCT scan for complicated roots — all shared with you on the monitor.

2

Approve the Plan

Diagnosis, options, and the complete price in plain language. Your approval is the starting gun.

3

Relieve the Pain

Profound numbing, microscope precision, sedation if you want it. Most visits run 60 to 90 minutes.

Comfort Menu

Nervous? We Planned for That

Dental anxiety thrives on the unknown. Three sedation levels give Kent patients full control over the experience:

OptionHow It FeelsBest For
Nitrous OxideA light, giggly relaxation that starts fast and clears before you drive homeA little nervous, routine care
Oral SedationOne prescription pill and the appointment passes in calm, foggy comfortModerate anxiety, lengthier cases
IV SedationThe deepest conscious sedation, adjusted continuously throughout your visitSevere fear, surgical needs

The Instrument Room

Equipment That Changes Outcomes

A root canal succeeds or fails on details measured in millimeters. Here's how we see them:

Surgical Microscope

Up to 14x magnification reveals canals and cracks invisible to the naked eye.

3D CBCT Imaging

Three-dimensional imaging shows exactly what we're working with before we start.

Digital X-Rays

Instant, low-dose images explained chairside.

Apex Locator

Electronic length control so no canal gets under-cleaned.

Patient Voices

Reviews From People Who Dreaded This Too

Three of 400+ five-star reviews, verbatim.

★★★★★

He explained the procedure, what to expect, and how to care for it afterward. Nothing felt rushed.

— Michael R., Bellevue
Clear communication
★★★★★

IV sedation made the whole thing feel like a ten-minute nap. I was back at work the next morning.

— Elena S., Seattle
IV sedation
★★★★★

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

— Sarah T., Redmond
Caring follow-up
Dr. Nima Dejbod, DMD, endodontist serving Kent, Washington

Built for people who work for a living

Meet Dr. Nima Dejbod

“Kent runs on early shifts and long days, so we open at 7:30 and we don't waste your time. You'll know your diagnosis, your cost, and your timeline before I pick up an instrument — then I fix the tooth and get you back to your life.”

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

Cost & Insurance

Clear Pricing for Kent Families

Insurers set identical in-network rates across offices — the real variable is who performs the work. Kent patients with benefits remaining typically 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

Your share is quoted and approved before treatment, in writing. Get a personalized estimate →

Plans we verify daily for Kent patients

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

Kent's distribution centers, manufacturers, and REI-area employers offer PPO plans we verify daily — benefits confirmed before you ever sit in the chair.

Getting Here

Kent to Our Office: 25–30 Minutes

From the valley floor, take SR-167 north to I-405 north to I-90 east. From East Hill, skip the valley entirely — SR-18 east to Issaquah-Hobart Road north is often faster. Either way you're 25–30 minutes out, and our 7:30 AM appointments let you complete the whole trip before the SR-167 commute even peaks. Free parking is right at the building.

Get Directions via SR-167 N to I-90 E

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 Kent, East Hill & the Valley

From the East Hill neighborhoods down to the valley floor, Kent patients reach us in under half an hour. Communities we serve regularly:

  • Kent
  • East Hill
  • Kent Valley
  • Covington
  • Tukwila
  • Renton
  • Auburn
  • SeaTac
  • Issaquah
  • Maple Valley

Root canal care in neighboring cities

Questions

Kent Root Canal FAQs

The questions Kent patients actually ask us.

What's the best route from Kent — SR-167 or SR-18?

Depends where you start. From the valley floor, SR-167 north to I-405 north to I-90 east runs 25–30 minutes. From East Hill, SR-18 east to Issaquah-Hobart Road north often beats it. Either way, parking is free at our door.

Does Kent have its own endodontist?

The valley floor has just about everything else — distribution hubs, retailers, manufacturers — but no dedicated endodontic specialty office. That's why Kent dentists refer complex cases to us in Issaquah.

Can I get an appointment before my shift?

We open at 7:30 AM Monday through Friday, and those early slots exist exactly for Kent's early-shift workforce. Book the first appointment of the day and you miss the SR-167 commute in both directions.

Are you in-network with my Kent employer's dental plan?

Very likely. We verify the major PPO plans carried by Kent's distribution, manufacturing, and retail employers daily — Delta Dental, Premera, Regence, and others — and confirm your benefits before treatment.

How much does a root canal cost with my plan?

Kent patients on PPO plans see insurer-contracted fees near $800 for a front tooth, $1,000 for a premolar, and $1,300 for a molar. With benefits remaining, most insured Kent patients pay $160–$655 out of pocket, confirmed in writing first.

Will the procedure hurt?

The infection is what hurts; the treatment is how it stops. With modern numbing, most patients feel nothing during the procedure — and nitrous, oral, or IV sedation is available if anxiety is the issue.

For Referring Dentists

Refer Your Patient to Dr. Dejbod

Kent referrals beat the commute with our 7:30 AM slots, and your office receives a complete same-day report with imaging.

Ready When You Are

Twenty-five minutes from Kent to fixed.

Same-day emergency slots · 7:30 AM openings · costs approved before we start.