601 Southeast 117th Avenue 200, Vancouver · Free consult
5.0130 reviews
✓ AAO member
✓ Delta Dental + 2 plans
Orthodontists in Vancouver, WA
6 practices listed. Every listing is checked against the CMS NPPES license registry before it appears. 1 also hold ABO board certification.
6 of 6 match
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2702 Northeast 78th Street 106, Vancouver
4.9168 reviews
✓ AAO member
✓ Delta Dental + 2 plans
16600 Southeast 15th Street, Vancouver · Free consult
4.967 reviews
✓ ABO board certified
✓ United Healthcare + 1 plans
15593 Southeast Mill Plain Boulevard, Vancouver
4.8133 reviews
✓ AAO member
✓ Delta Dental + 3 plans
8400 Northeast Vancouver Mall Loop Suite 105, Vancouver · Weekend hours
4.6504 reviews
✓ United Healthcare + 1 plans
2101 Northeast 129th Street, Vancouver · Free consult
4.4551 reviews
✓ Delta Dental accepted
Vancouver by the numbers
What this directory lists in Vancouver.
- 6
- Listed practices
- 4.8
- Average rating
- 1
- ABO board certified
1,553 reviews
17% of listings
Also listed: 4 AAO members · 2 with weekend hours · 1 with evening hours · 1 emergency service listed
Sources · CMS NPPES NPI Registry · Registry listing data, Sep 2026
Frequently asked: orthodontists in Vancouver
FAQPAGE SCHEMA
REVIEWED SEP 2026
Which Vancouver orthodontists are board certified?
1 of 6 listed practices hold American Board of Orthodontics certification, including Moses Orthodontics. Board certification is voluntary and requires examination after specialty training.
Which insurance plans do Vancouver orthodontists accept?
4 carriers appear across Vancouver listings. The most widely accepted are United Healthcare (5), UHC / UnitedHealthcare (5), Delta Dental (4), United Concordia (1). Confirm coverage with the office before a first visit.
Do Vancouver orthodontists offer free consultations?
Yes. 3 of 6 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. 4 Vancouver-area practices are AAO members.
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