Root Canal Specialists · Normandy Park, WA
Normandy Park is the kind of place where neighbors actually talk — and when a tooth's survival is genuinely in question, the name that comes up is Dr. Nima Dejbod. Thirty-five minutes to Issaquah buys microscope precision and an honest verdict on whether your tooth can be saved.
Dr. Dejbod · the name Normandy Park neighbors pass along
Severe dental pain doesn't match the neighborhood's calm for long. Emergency slots are reserved every business day — call at 7:30, and you can be numb in our chair about an hour after leaving your driveway.
The Basics
Deep decay or a structural crack lets bacteria colonize the pulp — the nerve tissue at the tooth's core. The infection creates pressure inside a chamber that cannot flex, and that is the pain disrupting your evenings.
Working at up to 14x magnification, Dr. Dejbod removes the infected tissue completely, disinfects each canal to its endpoint, and seals the system against any return of bacteria.
The natural tooth survives — which matters, because nothing artificial matches it. Your general dentist completes the restoration with a crown, and the episode is over.
Specialist vs. Generalist
Normandy Park residents don't lack for nearby dentists. What a specialist adds is focus — and focus shows up in the numbers:
| Evergreen Endodontics | Typical General Office | |
|---|---|---|
| Training | Two to three years of endodontic residency after dental school — nothing but the interior of teeth | A broad general degree; root canals are one competency among dozens |
| Volume | 10,000+ root canals completed — several per day, five days a week | Typically a few per month, fit between other procedures |
| Magnification | Surgical microscope at up to 14x on every case — the anatomy that decides outcomes stays in view | Usually loupes or naked eye, where fine canals can go unseen |
| Sedation | Nitrous, oral, and IV sedation available in-house, matched to the patient | Inconsistent; IV sedation is uncommon |
Your Visit
One visit, roughly an hour, and the question mark over your tooth is resolved.
A focused exam and digital X-rays, with a 3D CBCT scan when the case is borderline — findings reviewed with you on screen.
The verdict — savable or not — plus options and exact costs, in plain English. Your approval comes before our instruments.
Profound numbing, microscope-guided treatment, sedation if you want it. Most Normandy Park patients are heading back down I-405 within the hour.
Comfort Menu
Anxiety about root canals is both common and solvable. Three settings:
| Option | How It Feels | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Nitrous Oxide | A soft, lifted calm that dissipates minutes after — you can drive yourself home over the same route | Mild anxiety, shorter visits |
| Oral Sedation | A prescription tablet before you arrive; serene throughout, with the memory blurring by evening | Moderate anxiety, longer cases |
| IV Sedation | Deep conscious sedation monitored by Dr. Dejbod start to finish — the closest thing to skipping the appointment entirely | Severe anxiety, surgical cases, strong gag reflexes |
The Instrument Room
When a tooth could go either way, the deciding factor is what the operator can see. Our room is built for exactly those cases:
Up to 14x magnification reveals crack extent and canal anatomy that determine whether saving is possible.
Full volumetric imaging shows fractures, resorption, and hidden canals before we commit to a plan.
Low-dose, instantaneous images — diagnosis happens chairside, with you.
Electronic measurement ensures each canal is cleaned to its exact anatomical end.
Patient Voices
Selected from 400+ five-star reviews.
My dentist thought the tooth might not be savable. Dr. Dejbod found the hidden canal under the microscope and saved it.
— Priya K., KirklandIV sedation made the whole thing feel like a ten-minute nap. I was back at work the next morning.
— Elena S., SeattleThey followed up with calls to make sure everything was going well. That kind of attention is rare.
— Sarah T., RedmondHonest verdicts, careful hands
“Many of my Normandy Park patients arrive on a neighbor's recommendation, carrying one question: can it be saved? I give them a straight answer under the microscope — and when the answer is yes, I save it. When it's honestly no, I say that too, before they spend a dollar.”
Dr. Nima Dejbod, DMD · Washington State native · UW graduate · Seattle Met Top Dentist 2026 · Vice President, WA State Association of Endodontists
Cost & Insurance
Carriers fix in-network rates across offices, so the specialist costs what the generalist costs. The variable you're choosing is the outcome. Insured patients with benefits left typically pay $160–$655 out of pocket.
| Root Canal | Typical In-Network Rate | Without Insurance |
|---|---|---|
| Front tooth (anterior) | ~$800 in-network contracted rate | from ~$1,300 without insurance |
| Premolar (bicuspid) | ~$1,000 in-network contracted rate | from ~$1,500 without insurance |
| Molar | ~$1,300 in-network contracted rate | from ~$1,900 without insurance |
The written quote comes before the treatment — never the reverse. Get a personalized estimate →
Highline-area professionals, Burien families, and Seahurst commuters all bring plans we work with constantly — your benefits are verified in advance, so cost is a known quantity before you ever leave Normandy Park.
Getting Here
From Manhattan Village, Seahurst, or the cove-side streets: take SR-509 or 1st Avenue South to SR-518 east, then I-405 north to I-90 east and exit 17. Our office at 600 NW Gilman Blvd is just past the off-ramp, with free parking at the door. Normandy Park patients tend to arrive deliberating a genuinely borderline tooth — and leave with either a saved tooth or a straight answer. Both are worth 35 minutes.
Get Directions via SR-509 or 1st Ave S to SR-518 E to I-405 NEvergreen 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
From Seahurst Park to the cove, Burien to SeaTac, Highline communities reach specialist care in about 35 minutes. Your streets are on the list — one call covers them all.
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Questions
Considered answers for considered patients.
Because most arrive when a tooth's survival is genuinely in question — a crack, a failed first root canal, or an extraction recommendation they want checked. In those cases the deciding factor is who is holding the microscope, and 35 minutes is a small price for keeping a natural tooth.
Take SR-509 or 1st Avenue South to SR-518 east, then I-405 north to I-90 east and exit 17. Our office at 600 NW Gilman Blvd sits just past the ramp — about 35 minutes door to door, with free parking at the building.
Constantly. We open at 7:30 AM, and Normandy Park, Burien, and Seahurst professionals often take the first slot, get treated, and are back at their desks by late morning. Online booking and verified-in-advance benefits keep the errand frictionless.
That is precisely what we are for. A large share of our referrals are teeth another office planned to pull. Under 14x magnification and 3D imaging, many turn out to be savable — and when one truly is not, Dr. Dejbod will tell you that plainly before you spend anything.
Normandy Park patients with PPO coverage see contracted fees of roughly $800 for a front tooth, $1,000 for a premolar, and $1,300 for a molar. With benefits left, most people pay $160–$655, approved in writing first.
No — the reputation belongs to a different era. Modern anesthesia is profound and verified before we begin, and sedation is available at three levels if you are anxious. Most patients report the appointment felt easier than the toothache that preceded it.
For Referring Dentists
When a tooth's survival is in question, Normandy Park referrals get a microscope-level answer and your office a same-day report.
Ready When You Are
Same-day emergency slots · three sedation options · a written quote before we begin.
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This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your dentist, physician, or another qualified health provider with any questions about a dental condition.
Sources: NIDCR (NIH) — Tooth Decay · CDC — Oral Health