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USA orthodonics

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C4tintherug · 09/03/2020 18:04

Will an orthodontist take on a patient who already has braces fitted in the uk? Daughter is getting braces fitted (nhs) and we will be moving half way through, do you think this would be a problem for orthodontists in the USA?

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HerRoyalNotness · 09/03/2020 18:09

I asked my USA orthodontist the question in reverse and it seems it’s a common thing to take on patient part way through treatment.

C4tintherug · 09/03/2020 18:12

Phew, I did think We can’t be the first to move part way through, but wondered if they were fussy about only treating patients that they put braces on!

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MayLeaveADentInYourSofa · 11/03/2020 21:20

We had trouble finding one who would take on DD with her existing brace.

We found one eventually, but it took a lot of phoning around.

letterfromamerica · 10/04/2020 05:38

I don’t think you will have a problem. My son moved from the U.K. to the USA mid-way. Also, with the economic situation, orthodontists will be needing patients. The cost of braces here is around $6000 so it is a huge expense at the best of times.

2020changedtheworld · 10/04/2020 05:45

If you know roughly what area you are moving to, you could email a few to ask (and read their reviews)

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