Connecticut

How much do braces cost in New Haven, CT?

6 orthodontists listed in New Haven — compare published treatment prices below.

Prices not published. Most orthodontic practices in New Haven do not publish their fees — consultations are quoted individually. The orthodontists below can give you an exact quote; many offer free consultations.

Most practices in New Haven do not publish prices; consultations quoted individually.

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Does insurance cover braces here?

Typical private dental plans (e.g., Delta Dental PPO) cover orthodontics at about 50% up to a lifetime maximum of roughly $1,000-$1,500, often with a 12-month waiting period; many plans cover only dependents under 19 and exclude adult orthodontics. HUSKY Health (Connecticut Medicaid) covers comprehensive orthodontic treatment for members under 21 who score 26 or higher on the Malocclusion Severity Assessment, subject to prior authorization (Conn. Gen. Stat. Sec. 17b-282e). Per a December 2025 DSS bulletin, lifetime limits on orthodontic treatment were removed effective July 1, 2025; HUSKY B (CHIP) cases are reimbursed at $725 per case with the member responsible for any balance up to $3,410.

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Payment plans & financing

Flexible financing is standard; Children & Family Dentistry & Braces (Connecticut locations) advertises $0 down on braces with payments from $147/month and Invisalign payments from $74/month. New Haven Dental Group (Woodbridge) has run limited-time Invisalign promotions (e.g., $479 reduced down payment) with 0% CareCredit financing for 24 months.

Orthodontists in New Haven (6)

Common questions

How much do braces cost in New Haven, CT?
Most practices in New Haven do not publish prices, so there is no reliable city-wide figure. Nationally, metal braces typically run $3,000–$7,000; book a consultation (often free) for an exact quote.
Does dental insurance cover braces in Connecticut?
Orthodontic benefits are usually separate from regular dental coverage and work on a lifetime maximum rather than an annual one. Typical private dental plans (e.g., Delta Dental PPO) cover orthodontics at about 50% up to a lifetime maximum of roughly $1,000-$1,500, often with a 12-month waiting period; many plans cover only dependents under 19 and exclude adult orthodontics. HUSKY Health (Connecticut Medic
Are there payment plans for braces in New Haven?
Flexible financing is standard; Children & Family Dentistry & Braces (Connecticut locations) advertises $0 down on braces with payments from $147/month and Invisalign payments from $74/month. New Haven Dental Group (Woodbridge) has run limited-time Invisalign promotions (e.g., $4

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Prices shown are published ranges gathered from orthodontic practices and reputable cost guides. Prices change frequently and vary by case complexity — always confirm current pricing directly with the practice. This site provides price information only and is not dental or medical advice.

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