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For Referring Dentists

Refer Your Patient

Quick, simple, and easy referral process with same-day reporting and expert endodontic care.

Online Referral Form

Complete the form below to refer your patient for endodontic treatment

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Why Refer to Evergreen Endodontics?

Thank you for trusting us with your patients. Here's what makes our referral process exceptional:

Same Day Emergencies Available

We accommodate emergency cases the same day to provide immediate relief for patients in pain

Same-Day Reporting

Detailed treatment reports sent to your office the same day as the appointment

Direct Communication

Direct line to Dr. Nima for case discussions and treatment planning

Streamlined Process

Simple referral system with quick patient scheduling and follow-up

Collaborative Care

We work closely with you to ensure seamless patient care and treatment continuity

Not Corporate Owned

Independent practice focused on quality over quantity, providing personalized care for each patient

Multiple Ways to Refer

Choose the referral method that works best for your practice and patient needs

Call to Refer

Speak directly with our team for immediate scheduling and case discussion

(425) 697-9777

Email Referral

Send patient information via secure email with case details and images

Email Referral

Printable Form

Download our PDF referral form to fax, email, or keep for your records

Download PDF

Emergency Referrals

For urgent cases requiring same-day or next-day treatment, please call directly for immediate assistance

(425) 697-9777•Emergency Line

Questions About Referrals?

Reviewed by Dr. Nima Dejbod, DMD — a Washington State licensed endodontist, member of the American Association of Endodontists, and founder of Evergreen Endodontics, with more than 10,000 completed root canal procedures.

This information is general education, not a substitute for an in-person evaluation by a licensed clinician. For authoritative background, see the American Dental Association and MedlinePlus (NIH).

Last reviewed October 2026.