You can always change your place of treatment after finding the the reputed orthodontist in that particular location. You should have all the relevant case history for ready reference.
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There's never a problem in shifting your treatment but it's always advisable to get all your old records and diagnostic casts and other detailed investigations which were carried out during the treatment planning of your orthodontic case.
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