Cleveland, with its world-renowned Cleveland Clinic and Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine, has more than 30 verified orthodontic practices.

Treatment costs in Cleveland typically range from $3,500 to $6,500. Browse Cleveland orthodontists to compare top-rated providers.

Cleveland by the numbers

What this directory lists in Cleveland.

30
Listed practices: 4.8
Average rating: 15
ABO board certified

Also listed: 16 AAO members · 6 named Invisalign providers · 11 with weekend hours · 16 with evening hours · 13 emergency services listed

Sources · CMS NPPES NPI Registry · Registry listing data, Nov 2026

Frequently asked: orthodontists in Cleveland

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REVIEWED NOV 2026

How much do braces cost in Cleveland, OH?

Listed offices that published a figure report $3,000–$7,500 for traditional braces in Cleveland, OH, from 1 practice. These are not quotes. Case complexity, insurance, and length of treatment change the price. Invisalign ranges $3,000–$8,000 from 2 reporting practices. 26 of 30 listed practices offer in-house payment plans.

Which Cleveland orthodontists are board certified?

15 of 30 listed practices hold American Board of Orthodontics certification, including Dr. Ronald P. Kolodziej, Specialist in Orthodontics, Ronald P. Kolodziej, DMD, MS, Specialist in Orthodontics, Sher Smiles Orthodontics And Periodontics. Board certification is voluntary and requires examination after specialty training.

Which insurance plans do Cleveland orthodontists accept?

23 carriers appear across Cleveland listings. The most widely accepted are Renaissance Dental (22), DenteMax (21), Humana (19), Aetna (19). 8 practices accept Medicaid for medically necessary care. Confirm coverage with the office before a first visit.

Do Cleveland orthodontists offer free consultations?

Yes. 25 of 30 listed practices offer a no-cost initial consultation. What is included varies by office.

What does "verified" mean on this registry?

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.

At what age should a child first see an orthodontist?

The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a first evaluation by age 7, when enough permanent teeth have erupted to spot bite and spacing problems. 16 Cleveland-area practices are AAO members.

How much do braces cost in Cleveland, OH?

Which Cleveland orthodontists are board certified?

Which insurance plans do Cleveland orthodontists accept?

Do Cleveland orthodontists offer free consultations?

Yes. 25 of 30 listed practices offer a no-cost initial consultation. What is included varies by office.

What does "verified" mean on this registry?

At what age should a child first see an orthodontist?

Nearby: Lyndhurst (3) · Lakewood (2) · Mayfield Heights (2) · Parma (2) · Rocky River (2)

Guides: Invisalign cost · Adult braces · Insurance & Medicaid

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What offices in Cleveland report

As of 2026, 30 orthodontic practices are listed in Cleveland, OH. Common insurance includes Renaissance Dental, DenteMax, Humana, Aetna.

Treatment	Low	High	Practices reporting
Braces	$3,000	$7,500	1
Invisalign	$3,000	$8,000	2

Ranges come only from offices that published a figure. They are not quotes. Case complexity, insurance, and length of treatment change the price.