Root Canal Specialists · SeaTac, WA

SeaTac's Root Canal Specialist for People on a Schedule

A cracked molar two days before a long-haul flight isn't an inconvenience — it's an emergency with a boarding time. Airport crews, hospitality shifts, and Angle Lake neighbors reach Dr. Nima Dejbod in 30–35 minutes, with 7:30 AM starts that fit even odd-hour schedules.

Dr. Nima Dejbod, DMD — root canal specialist serving SeaTac and Angle Lake

Dr. Dejbod · 30–35 minutes from Sea-Tac Airport

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

Flying with a cracked tooth? Don't.

Cabin pressure and infected teeth are a miserable pairing. Same-day we block same-day slots each business day — call at 7:30, make the 30-minute run up SR-518 and I-405, and board your flight with the problem solved instead of packed.

Call (425) 697-9777

The Basics

Root Canals, Minus the Layover Jargon

01

The malfunction

A crack or deep cavity lets bacteria into the tooth's living center. The pulp becomes infected, pressure mounts inside rigid walls, and the pain starts scheduling itself around your life.

02

The repair job

Under a surgical microscope, Dr. Dejbod removes the infected tissue, disinfects every canal to its tip, and seals the system — precision work, done once, done right.

03

The clearance

You keep the tooth and lose the pain. Your general dentist adds a crown, and the only thing you're carrying onto your next flight is luggage.

Specialist vs. Generalist

Why SeaTac Dentists Route Cases Here

Like aviation, endodontics rewards specialization. What that means for your tooth:

Evergreen EndodonticsTypical General Office
TrainingTwo to three years of residency beyond dental school, dedicated solely to saving teethA general degree where root canals share the syllabus with everything else
Volume10,000+ root canals completed — an entire career's worth, concentrated in one procedureA few root canals monthly, between the rest of the day's work
MagnificationSurgical microscope at up to 14x on every case — cracked and calcified anatomy stays visibleLoupes or naked eye; difficult canals can go undiscovered
SedationNitrous, oral, and IV sedation on-site — ideal when you're already dreading the visitVaries; IV sedation is uncommon outside specialty offices

Your Visit

Your Appointment, on an Itinerary

Thirty minutes up, about an hour of treatment, and you're cleared for departure.

1

Examine & Image

A focused exam and digital X-rays, plus a 3D CBCT scan when the tooth hides complications — all reviewed with you in real time.

2

Explain & Approve

The diagnosis, your options, and the exact fee — in plain speech, approved before we start. Travelers especially appreciate no surprises.

3

Relieve & Restore

Complete numbing, microscope-guided treatment, sedation on request. Most SeaTac patients are wheels-up toward home within the hour.

Comfort Menu

Sedation for Nervous Passengers

If dental chairs unsettle you more than turbulence, pick your cabin class of calm:

OptionHow It FeelsBest For
Nitrous OxideA light, breezy relaxation that lifts in minutes — fine to drive yourself home afterMild nerves, shorter appointments
Oral SedationA prescription pill taken beforehand; loose and unconcerned, with the memory blurring laterModerate anxiety, longer procedures
IV SedationDeep twilight sedation managed continuously by Dr. Dejbod — most patients say it felt like minutesSevere anxiety, surgical cases, strong gag reflexes

The Instrument Room

Precision Instruments for Precision Work

A tooth saved is usually a tooth that was fully seen. Our visibility stack:

Surgical Microscope

Up to 14x magnification — the difference between finding a hidden canal and leaving it infected.

3D CBCT Imaging

Three-dimensional mapping of roots, cracks, and infections before treatment begins.

Digital X-Rays

Instant, low-dose images reviewed with you chairside — no waiting, no wondering.

Apex Locator

Electronic endpoint confirmation so every canal is disinfected to its full length.

Patient Voices

Five Stars From the Departures Board

From our wall of 400+ five-star reviews.

★★★★★

Seen the same day for a cracked tooth. I walked in barely able to think straight from the pain and left wondering why I waited so long.

— James R., Newcastle
Emergency visit
★★★★★

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
★★★★★

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

— Michael R., Bellevue
Clear communication
Dr. Nima Dejbod, DMD, endodontist near SeaTac, WA

Built around real schedules

The Specialist the Airport Corridor Uses

“Airport workers run on shifts that don't respect dental emergencies. If you cracked a tooth at 4 AM before a shift — or you're flying out Thursday — call at 7:30. We'll find the slot, numb it right, and get you back on schedule with your tooth intact.”

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

Watch

Preview the Office Before Your Visit

A quick video tour for SeaTac patients squeezing us into a tight week.

Cost & Insurance

Upfront Pricing for SeaTac Budgets

Your insurance carrier fixes in-network fees — the same at every in-network office — so choosing the specialist costs nothing extra. For most insured patients the out-of-pocket share lands at $160–$655.

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 cost is quoted in writing and approved by you before treatment — a budget line, not a cliffhanger. Get a personalized estimate →

Plans we verify daily for SeaTac

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

Sea-Tac Airport staff, Alaska Airlines employees, and hospitality-corridor workers bring plans we verify constantly — coverage is confirmed before your appointment, so nothing surprises you later.

Getting Here

SeaTac to Exit 17 in 30–35 Minutes

From Angle Lake, the airport hotels, or the hospitality corridor: SR-518 east to I-405 north to I-90 east, then exit 17 — our office at 600 NW Gilman Blvd is just past the ramp. Early appointments dodge the worst of both freeways, which is why shift workers book the 7:30 AM slot. Cracked a tooth with a flight on the calendar? Call first thing — same-day emergency slots exist for exactly your week. Free parking, no garage math.

Get Directions via SR-518 E to I-405 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 SeaTac & the Airport Corridor

From Angle Lake to the terminal hotels, Tukwila to Burien, corridor residents and workers reach our office in 30–35 minutes. Spot yours in the lineup — then make the call.

  • SeaTac
  • Des Moines
  • Tukwila
  • Burien
  • Normandy Park
  • Angle Lake
  • Kent
  • Renton
  • Issaquah
  • Federal Way

Root canal pages around the airport

Questions

SeaTac Root Canal FAQs

Answers for people watching the clock.

I cracked a tooth and I fly out soon — can you see me today?

Call at 7:30 AM and ask for a same-day emergency slot. This scenario is common for SeaTac patients, and we treat it like the deadline it is. Most finished root canals fly comfortably within a day or two — far better than boarding with an untreated infection at altitude.

Can a 7:30 AM appointment fit around my airport shift?

That is the design. Airport crews, hospitality staff, and hospitality-corridor workers book our first slot, get treated, and are free before most shifts begin. Early appointments also beat the worst of the SR-518 and I-405 traffic.

Do you take Alaska Airlines or hospitality-corridor dental plans?

Yes — we are in-network with the major PPO plans common across Sea-Tac Airport, Alaska Airlines, and the surrounding hospitality employers. We verify your benefits before treatment, so cost is never a mid-week surprise.

How far are you from Angle Lake?

About 30 to 35 minutes: SR-518 east to I-405 north to I-90 east, then exit 17. Our office at 600 NW Gilman Blvd sits just past the ramp, and parking is free — a welcome change from anywhere near the airport.

What will a root canal cost on my plan?

In-network contracted rates are 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 — a written figure you approve first.

Dental work makes me panicky. What are my options?

Three levels of sedation: nitrous oxide for light nerves, oral sedation for a hazy half-memory of the visit, or IV sedation — a deep twilight most patients recall nothing of. Tell us your fear level when you call and we will plan around it.

For Referring Dentists

Refer Your Patient to Dr. Dejbod

Flying soon? Your SeaTac patients get same-day treatment before departure, and your office gets the complete report that day.

Ready When You Are

Board with a saved tooth, not a toothache.

Same-day emergency slots · three sedation options · a written quote before we start.