Stop Tooth Pain in Seattle Today

Yes. We specialize in diagnosing and treating persistent tooth pain for patients throughout the Seattle area, with same-day appointments available.

Common causes include infected or inflamed tooth pulp, cracked teeth, deep decay, gum abscesses, bite issues, and referred pain from the jaw or sinuses.

Yes. We see patients from across the Seattle region, including travelers near SeaTac airport. If you're experiencing persistent tooth pain or need emergency dental care, call (425) 697-9777 for a same-day appointment.

Tooth pain that is severe, sudden, swelling, accompanied by fever, or interferes with eating or sleeping should be treated as an emergency. Call (425) 697-9777.

Yes, upper tooth pain can sometimes be referred from a sinus infection. Dr. Dejbod uses imaging and testing to determine whether the pain is dental or sinus-related.

When tooth pain is caused by infected or inflamed pulp, root canal therapy is highly effective at eliminating the pain while saving the tooth.

Modern endodontics and sedation options make root canal therapy comfortable. Most patients report immediate relief after treatment.

No referral is needed. Seattle patients can call (425) 697-9777 or book online directly. We also welcome referrals from general dentists.

Both general dentists and endodontists can perform root canals, but endodontists complete 2-3 years of additional specialty training focused exclusively on saving teeth and managing complex cases. At Evergreen Endodontics, we use advanced technology like operating microscopes and 3D CBCT imaging to see details that are otherwise invisible, which means more precise treatment, less chair time, and a higher long-term success rate. Dr. Dejbod has performed over 10,000 root canal procedures. General dentists are excellent at restorative care, and many choose to refer complex cases to specialists because they want the best outcome for their patients. We work closely with your dentist and return you to them for the final crown.

We are in-network and preferred providers with most major PPO dental plans, including Delta Dental, Regence, Premera, Anthem, Cigna, Aetna, Guardian, Humana, MetLife, United Healthcare, and more.

No. Evergreen Endodontics is not in-network with Apple Health, Molina, or other Washington state dental plans. That said, state dental insurance usually does not cover root canals except on front teeth, so many patients with these plans still choose to come to us. They do it because saving a natural tooth is almost always better than extraction, and they want the quality of care, advanced technology, and specialist experience that makes that possible. We regularly see patients with state insurance who drive from across the region for this reason. We will provide a clear, upfront cost estimate and answer any questions before treatment.

Your initial consultation includes a comprehensive exam, 2D digital X-rays, and a personalized treatment plan. Most dental insurance plans cover two exams and 2D X-rays per year at 100%, so your first visit is often fully covered. If you have used both exams, your insurance still applies its discounted contracted rate. After the exam, we review all findings and treatment options with you, including exact costs, before any procedure is done. We do not perform treatment without your approval, so there is no surprise billing. Root canal costs depend on the tooth and insurance: typical in-network contracted rates are about $800 for front teeth, $1,000 for premolars, and $1,300 for molars. With insurance and benefits remaining for the calendar year, most patients pay $160-$655 out of pocket; without insurance, fees start around $1,300+ for anteriors, $1,500+ for premolars, and $1,900+ for molars. Because insurance companies set fixed in-network rates, the negotiated price is the same across in-network offices--what you are choosing is the quality of care, technology, and experience. Get a personalized estimate using our cost calculator.

We work with both primary and secondary dental insurance plans to maximize your benefits and minimize your out-of-pocket cost. Our team verifies coverage, coordinates benefits between carriers, and files claims on your behalf. If you have two dental plans, the secondary plan may cover part of what the primary does not. We will explain how your specific plans work together and what your expected cost will be before any treatment. We do not handle medical insurance for dental procedures; we focus on dental PPO plans.

Dental insurance is separate from medical insurance and works on an annual benefit basis. Most plans provide a yearly maximum (for example, $2,000 per calendar year) that resets each January and does not roll over. Your insurance company has already negotiated discounted, fixed rates with in-network offices, so the fee is the same across participating providers. For endodontic procedures like root canals, many plans cover 80%, meaning the patient pays 20% of the insurance-contracted fee after a small deductible (often $25-$50 once per year). Most plans also cover two exams and 2D X-rays per year at 100%. If your benefits have been exhausted, they will replenish when your plan renews. Exact coverage depends on your specific plan, and we verify your benefits before treatment so you know your exact cost.

We use a combination of clinical examination, 3D CBCT imaging, thermal testing, and bite analysis to identify the exact source of your pain.

We prioritize patients in pain. Same-day appointments are often available for severe or persistent tooth pain.

Call (425) 697-9777 or book online at https://booking.evergreenendo.com. We welcome both patient self-referrals and dentist referrals.

Most root canal treatments take 60-90 minutes. We use efficient techniques so Seattle patients can get back to their day quickly.

No. Dental crowns are a restorative procedure performed by your general dentist or prosthodontist after the root canal is complete. Once we finish your root canal, we send you back to your dentist to place the permanent crown, which protects the tooth and restores its function.

Many cracked teeth can be saved with a root canal and crown. Dr. Dejbod evaluates the crack and recommends the best option to preserve your tooth.

Yes. We accept most major employer dental plans, including those commonly offered by local employers in the Seattle area.