NEWINGTON, CT
2 orthodontic practices are listed in Newington, CT. Listed practices have an average rating of 4.8 from 444 reviews.
NEWINGTON, CT
2 orthodontic practices are listed in Newington, CT. Listed practices have an average rating of 4.8 from 444 reviews.
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Newington's 2 listed practices average 4.8 stars across 444 reviews.
SOURCES · CMS NPPES NPI REGISTRY · U.S. CENSUS BUREAU ACS 2022 5-YEAR ESTIMATES · REGISTRY LISTING DATA, SEP 2026
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REVIEWED SEP 2026
Listed offices that published a figure report $3,000–$7,000 for traditional braces in Newington, CT, from 1 practice. These are not quotes. Case complexity, insurance, and length of treatment change the price. Invisalign ranges $3,000–$7,500 from 1 reporting practice. 1 of 2 listed practices offer in-house payment plans.
No listed practice in Newington currently shows ABO board certification. Each profile lists the credentials on file.
11 carriers appear across Newington listings. The most widely accepted are Cigna (2), Aetna (2), Humana (2), Renaissance Dental (2). Confirm coverage with the office before a first visit.
Contact individual practices in Newington to ask about consultation fees.
Every listing is checked against a current license record in the CMS NPPES registry before it appears. That confirms the practice or provider is in the federal record as an orthodontic specialty. It is not a ranking, a board-certification mark, or a paid badge.
Nearby: Hartford (28) · West Hartford (9) · East Hartford (4) · Glastonbury (2) · Vernon (1)
Guides: Invisalign cost · Adult braces · Insurance & Medicaid
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The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a first evaluation by age 7, when enough permanent teeth have erupted to spot bite and spacing problems.