Moving with Braces: What You Need to Know Before Starting Treatment

If you anticipate moving within a year, it’s generally not recommended to start active orthodontic treatment such as braces or Invisalign. Switching doctors during treatment can be costly, and a new orthodontist may not be able to work with existing braces. Since braces often take a few years to complete, it's best to start and finish treatment with one practice or doctor for the best results. If you must move, find a new orthodontist and request your dental records be transferred.

What You'll Learn:

- Timing of Treatment: Why it's best to start and finish with the same orthodontist.
- Costs and Complications: Potential issues with switching doctors during treatment.
- Transferring Records: How to transfer your dental records if you need to move.

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