Washington

How much do braces cost in Seattle, WA?

6 orthodontists listed in Seattle — compare published treatment prices below.

Braces prices in Seattle

TreatmentPublished rangeDetails & source
Metal BracesTraditional stainless-steel braces.$2,000 – $7,000Lovrovich Orthodontics (Seattle) FAQ: traditional metal braces tend to cost anywhere from $2,000 to $7,000 depending on severity, patient age, and additional materials.Source: published price range

Ranges compiled from published practice prices and cost guides; every figure links to its source. Last checked 2026-10-08.

Lovrovich Orthodontics (Seattle, WA) states on its own FAQ page that traditional metal braces tend to cost anywhere from $2,000 to $7,000 depending on severity, patient age, and additional materials; braces are often covered or partially covered by insurance and can also be paid in payments. No Seattle practice published totals for ceramic, lingual, or Invisalign, so those types are omitted.

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Does insurance cover braces here?

Delta Dental of Washington's Plus Ortho plan covers orthodontics at 50% with a $1,500 lifetime maximum and a 12-month waiting period. Other Washington employer plans vary: City of Seattle's DDWA plan has a $1,500 orthodontic lifetime maximum for enrolled children; some employer plans (e.g., Washington Education Association) cover adults and children with a $2,000 lifetime maximum at 50%. Many PPO ortho plans cover only dependents under 19. Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) covers orthodontics only for patients under 21 meeting clinical criteria.

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Payment plans & financing

Lovrovich Orthodontics notes braces can be paid in payments, with payment methods discussed at the initial consultation. Complimentary consultations are offered by Inspired Orthodontics, Peralta Orthodontics, Cohanim Smileworks, and Dr. Keith B. Wong.

Orthodontists in Seattle (6)

Common questions

How much do braces cost in Seattle, WA?
Published ranges in Seattle put traditional metal braces at $2,000–$7,000. Ceramic, Invisalign and lingual options are listed in the table above with sources. Prices vary by case and change frequently — confirm with the practice.
Does dental insurance cover braces in Washington?
Orthodontic benefits are usually separate from regular dental coverage and work on a lifetime maximum rather than an annual one. Delta Dental of Washington's Plus Ortho plan covers orthodontics at 50% with a $1,500 lifetime maximum and a 12-month waiting period. Other Washington employer plans vary: City of Seattle's DDWA plan has a $1,500 orthodontic lifetime maximum for enrolled children; some employer p
Are there payment plans for braces in Seattle?
Lovrovich Orthodontics notes braces can be paid in payments, with payment methods discussed at the initial consultation. Complimentary consultations are offered by Inspired Orthodontics, Peralta Orthodontics, Cohanim Smileworks, and Dr. Keith B. Wong.

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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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