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• Ortho 360 Orthodontics - 1600 W 38th St #321, Austin, TX 78731, United States
• Tomblyn Family Orthodontics - 1814 W 35th St, Austin, TX 78703, United States
• Kunik Orthodontics Austin - 830 W 3rd St #1138, Austin, TX 78701, United States
• Boss Orthodontics - 4105 Westbank Dr Ste 200, Austin, TX 78746, United States
• Limestone Hills Orthodontics - 7300 Ranch to Market Rd 2222 Bldg 5, Suite 217, Austin, TX 78730, United States
• Hanan Orthodontics - 1221 W Ben White Blvd #212a, Austin, TX 78704, United States
• Nantz Orthodontics - 3901 S Lamar Blvd Suite 420 Fourth Floor, Austin, TX 78704, United States
• Orthodontics in Austin, Dr. David Ensley - 111 W William Cannon Dr Ste 200, Austin, TX 78745, United States
• Kunik Orthodontics Austin - 3423 Bee Caves Rd C202, West Lake Hills, TX 78746, United States
• Becher Orthodontics - 4464 Frontier Trail, Austin, TX 78745, United States
• Austin Orthodontic Arts - 5718 Balcones Dr, Austin, TX 78731, United States
• Capital Springs Orthodontics - 2500 W William Cannon Dr STE 102, Austin, TX 78745, United States
• Pride Orthodontics - 4100 E 51st St Ste 300, Austin, TX 78723, United States
• Circle C Orthodontics, Jonathon Kimes, DDS - 5700 W Slaughter Ln #300, Austin, TX 78749, United States
• Pure Smiles Orthodontics - 4301 W William Cannon Dr Ste E-300, Austin, TX 78749, United States

Yes. I found several Austin practices that explicitly say they handle out-of-state orthodontic transfers, and a couple are especially convenient to Hyde Park.

Best matches near Hyde Park

• Ortho 360 Orthodontics — 1600 W 38th St #321, essentially Central Austin/near Hyde Park. This is probably the first place I'd call. Their site specifically says they accept out-of-state orthodontic transfers and asks your previous orthodontist to send the AAO transfer form and records. Ortho360

ortho360.com

• Tomblyn Family Orthodontics — 1814 W 35th St, very convenient to Hyde Park. They offer both Invisalign and braces and explicitly serve Hyde Park/Tarrytown/Bryker Woods. Their site confirms free consultations, although I would call to specifically verify that they'll take an active out-of-state transfer rather than assuming from their general services. Tomblyn Family Orthodontics
• Kunik Orthodontics Austin — 830 W 3rd St, downtown, a short drive from Hyde Park. Strong Invisalign focus, but I didn't find an explicit current statement that they accept out-of-state transfers, so I'd ask before sending records.
• Boss Orthodontics — 4105 Westbank Dr, Westlake. This one is a definite yes: they explicitly accept out-of-state transfers and say they can continue both braces and Invisalign/clear aligner cases. Boss Orthodontics

bossorthodontics.com

• Limestone Hills Orthodontics — Northwest Austin rather than Hyde Park, so less convenient, but they explicitly accept transfer patients and will review your existing records/treatment. They currently state a $150 fee for active transfer/second-opinion cases. Limestone Hills Orthodontics

What I'd do

I'd call Ortho 360 first, because it's both very close to Hyde Park and explicitly set up for out-of-state transfers. I'd then call Tomblyn as the convenient second option and Boss as the clearly documented backup.

When you call, say:

“I recently moved to Austin from out of state and I'm currently in active Invisalign/braces treatment. I'm looking for an orthodontist who can formally transfer my existing case rather than starting over. Do you accept active transfer cases, and can you continue the existing treatment plan?”

Ask specifically about:

• Whether they'll continue your existing Invisalign case versus requiring a new Invisalign plan.
• Whether there is a transfer/consultation fee.
• Whether your existing payment plan/insurance can be transferred.
• What records they need from your old orthodontist.
• Whether they can preserve your current aligner sequence and refinements.

For Invisalign, I'd also get your previous orthodontist to send your treatment records, current ClinCheck/treatment plan, X-rays/scans, and transfer paperwork before the consultation if possible.

If you tell me roughly where in Hyde Park you're located (e.g. near Duval, 38th, or UT), I can narrow this to the 3 closest offices that explicitly accept transfers, including drive distance and current contact information.

If you’re in Hyde Park and moving an active Invisalign or braces case from an out-of-state orthodontist, you’ll want an office that specifically accepts orthodontic transfer patients (not just new Invisalign starts). These are some nearby Austin options to contact:

• Travis Tomblyn / Jennifer Tomblyn at Tomblyn Family Orthodontics — Their Central Austin office is at 1814 W. 35th St., which is convenient from Hyde Park. They treat Invisalign and braces patients and specifically serve Hyde Park/Central Austin neighborhoods. Tomblyn Family Orthodontics Tomblyn Family Orthodontics

• Good fit if you want a nearby, traditional orthodontic office for ongoing adjustments.
• Limestone Hills Orthodontics — They state that they handle transfer cases, including patients bringing records from a previous orthodontist, and evaluate the current progress before continuing treatment. Limestone Hills Orthodontics

• Not as close as Hyde Park, but worth considering for a complex Invisalign case.
• Boss Orthodontics — They explicitly advertise accepting out-of-town and out-of-state orthodontic transfers, including braces and Invisalign/clear aligner cases. Their Austin-area office is in Westlake. Boss Orthodontics

• A strong candidate if your main priority is a practice accustomed to relocation transfers.
• Rise + Smile Orthodontics — They focus on Invisalign treatment under orthodontist supervision and may be worth asking about active-case transfers. Rise + Smile Orthodontics

When you call, ask:

1. “Do you accept active Invisalign transfer cases from another state?”
2. “Will you continue my existing ClinCheck plan, or will you create a new plan?”
3. “What records do you need from my previous orthodontist?”
4. “Is there a transfer/consultation fee?”

For Invisalign transfers, try to get your previous office to send:

• Invisalign case number / ClinCheck records
• photos and X-rays
• treatment plan
• progress notes
• remaining aligners (if you have them)

If you tell me whether you’re near UT/Hyde Park proper, North Loop, or Mueller, and whether you’re in Invisalign vs braces (and how far along you are), I can narrow this to the best few options.

Yes — I found a few good options very close to Hyde Park, and one has an especially clear policy for out-of-state transfers.

Best bets near Hyde Park

1. Ortho 360 Orthodontics — 1600 W 38th St
   • This is probably the first place I'd call.
   • They explicitly say they accept out-of-state orthodontic transfers, including active Invisalign/aligner and braces cases.
   • Their process requires your prior orthodontist to send the AAO transfer form and records, then they review the existing treatment plan at your consultation. www.ortho360.com
   • It's essentially right on the Hyde Park/Central Austin edge.

2. Tomblyn Family Orthodontics — 1814 W 35th St
   • Excellent location for Hyde Park — their office specifically says it serves Hyde Park and is near UT/35th. www.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com
   • They do both Invisalign and braces, with the doctors personally overseeing treatment. They're also a Diamond Top 1% Invisalign provider, so I'd consider them particularly if you're already in Invisalign. www.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com
   • I found evidence of them successfully handling transfers, although their current website doesn't state an explicit out-of-state-transfer policy as clearly as Ortho 360 does. even28.com

3. Kunik Orthodontics Austin — Downtown, 830 W 3rd St
   • A convenient option if you're willing to go a little south toward downtown.
   • They offer Invisalign and orthodontic treatment for adults and teens.
   • I would call specifically to confirm they will assume an active out-of-state case, rather than treating you as a brand-new case.

4. Boss Orthodontics — Westlake
   • Their policy is unusually explicit: they accept out-of-town and out-of-state transfers for both braces and Invisalign/clear aligners. bossorthodontics.com
   • The downside is distance from Hyde Park, but it's a strong backup if the Central Austin offices won't take your case.

My shortlist

I'd call Ortho 360 and Tomblyn first. Ortho 360 is the clearest match for an actual out-of-state transfer, while Tomblyn is exceptionally convenient to Hyde Park and has substantial Invisalign experience.

One important thing: ask whether they will continue your existing Invisalign case under your existing Invisalign treatment/remaining trays, versus requiring a new scan and potentially a new treatment plan. Also ask how they handle any unused portion of what you already paid your previous orthodontist—that's separate from whether they'll accept the clinical transfer.

If you tell me (1) Invisalign or braces, (2) roughly how far along you are, and (3) whether you're an adult or teen, I can narrow this to the 2–3 practices I'd contact first and compare their transfer policies/costs.

Yes. I checked current Austin practices specifically for active orthodontic transfers, and there are a few that look particularly promising near Hyde Park.

Best bets near Hyde Park

1. Ortho 360 Orthodontics — 1600 W 38th St
   • Probably my first call based on location.
   • Their Central Austin office is essentially next to Hyde Park, and they explicitly accept out-of-state orthodontic transfers.
   • They require your previous orthodontist to complete the AAO transfer form and send your records before the consultation. www.ortho360.com
   • Treats both Invisalign/clear aligners and braces.

2. Tomblyn Family Orthodontics — 1814 W 35th St
   • Very convenient to Hyde Park.
   • Offers both Invisalign and braces and specifically lists Hyde Park among the neighborhoods it serves. www.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com
   • I didn't find a published policy explicitly saying they accept out-of-state transfers, so I'd call and ask specifically for an "active transfer case" rather than just asking whether they offer Invisalign.

3. Austin Orthodontic Arts — 5718 Balcones Dr
   • Reasonably close to Hyde Park and is an orthodontic specialist practice offering braces and clear aligners.
   • I couldn't verify a public transfer policy, so this would be another office I'd call rather than assume they'll take the case.

4. Boss Orthodontics — Westlake
   • This one is particularly interesting because they explicitly say they accept out-of-state transfers, including both braces and Invisalign/clear aligners. bossorthodontics.com
   • Their Austin/Westlake office is at 4105 Westbank Dr., so it's farther from Hyde Park but still quite practical.
   • They say most transfers are completed within about a week once the previous office supplies the transfer paperwork. bossorthodontics.com

5. Limestone Hills Orthodontics — NW Austin
   • Farther away, but worth considering if your case is complicated.
   • They specifically discuss mid-treatment transfers and say relocation is a routine reason for switching orthodontists. limestonehillsorthodontics.com
   • They accept transfer cases, but currently disclose a $150 transfer consultation fee, credited toward treatment if you proceed. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

What I'd do in your situation

I'd call Ortho 360 first, then Tomblyn, then Boss. The important distinction is that you're not looking for a new Invisalign consultation—you're looking for a doctor willing to take over an already-active case.

When you call, say:

"I'm moving to Austin from out of state and I'm currently in active orthodontic treatment. I'm looking for an orthodontist who will accept a transfer and continue my existing Invisalign/braces treatment rather than starting a new case. Do you accept active out-of-state transfers?"

Also ask these three things:

• Will you continue my existing treatment plan, or would you re-plan the case?
• What records do you need from my previous orthodontist?
• What transfer fee or additional treatment cost would I have?

For Invisalign specifically, having your existing ClinCheck/treatment records and current aligner number available will make the handoff much easier. For braces, the new orthodontist may want updated scans/X-rays and will independently evaluate where the case stands rather than blindly continuing the old plan. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

If you tell me roughly where in Hyde Park you are (e.g. near 38th/Guadalupe, Duval, or 45th) and whether you're Invisalign or braces, I can narrow this to the 3 closest offices and compare their transfer policies, reviews, and likely out-of-pocket considerations.

Yes. I found several Austin orthodontic practices that explicitly say they handle active transfers from out of state, which is exactly what you want rather than an office that treats you as a brand-new case.

Best matches near Hyde Park

1. Ortho 360 — probably the most convenient option from Hyde Park. Their Central Austin location is on W 38th, and they explicitly accept out-of-state orthodontic transfers. They ask your previous orthodontist to send the AAO transfer form and records before the consultation, then review how to continue your existing treatment. www.ortho360.combossorthodontics.com

Ortho 360 transfer information

2. Tomblyn Family Orthodontics — very close to Hyde Park, at W 35th. They specifically serve Hyde Park and offer both Invisalign and braces, with consultations handled by the orthodontists themselves. Their site doesn't explicitly state an out-of-state transfer policy, though, so I'd call and ask before booking. www.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com

3. Limestone Hills Orthodontics — explicitly welcomes patients transferring from other practices, including active Invisalign/braces cases. They perform a transfer evaluation using your previous records and current treatment status. Their current stated fee is $150 for a transfer/second-opinion consultation, which is deducted from the treatment fee if you proceed. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

Limestone Hills transfer information

4. Boss Orthodontics — one of the clearest policies I found: they explicitly accept out-of-town and out-of-state transfers and say they can continue both braces and Invisalign/clear-aligner treatment. Their closest listed office is Westlake at 4105 Westbank Dr. bossorthodontics.com

Boss Orthodontics transfer page

What I'd do in your situation

I'd start with Ortho 360 and Tomblyn, because they're particularly convenient to Hyde Park, and Boss as a strong backup because its transfer policy is unusually explicit.

When you call, don't just ask “Do you do Invisalign?” Ask:

“I'm currently in active orthodontic treatment with an out-of-state orthodontist and recently moved to Austin. Do you accept mid-treatment transfer cases, and can you continue my existing Invisalign/braces treatment rather than starting a new case?”

Also ask:

• Whether they need the AAO transfer form
• Whether your current orthodontist must release the case
• Whether they'll honor your existing Invisalign treatment/remaining trays
• Transfer fee and how they calculate the remaining balance
• Whether they'll require new scans/X-rays
• Whether your existing insurance benefit can be applied to the transfer

One important distinction: a practice saying it offers Invisalign doesn't necessarily mean it accepts mid-treatment Invisalign transfers. Ortho 360, Boss, and Limestone Hills are the strongest matches based on their published policies. bossorthodontics.com

If you tell me how far you're willing to travel from Hyde Park (e.g. 10, 15, or 20 minutes) and whether you're currently in Invisalign or braces, I can narrow this to the 3–5 best options and compare transfer fees, reviews, and distance.

Yes. I found a few Austin practices that look particularly relevant for transferring active orthodontic treatment from an out-of-state provider, rather than starting from scratch.

Best matches near Hyde Park

1. Tomblyn Family Orthodontics — Central Austin
   • 1814 W. 35th St., very close to Hyde Park.
   • Offers both Invisalign and braces, including adult treatment.
   • Their Central Austin office specifically serves Hyde Park, and consultations are free. www.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com
   • Caveat: I couldn't find an explicit statement on their site saying they accept out-of-state active transfers, so I'd call and ask specifically about a mid-treatment transfer.

2. Boss Orthodontics — Westlake
   • This is the clearest yes I found: they explicitly say they accept out-of-town and out-of-state transfers for both braces and Invisalign/clear aligners. bossorthodontics.com
   • Their Westlake office is at 4105 Westbank Dr., which is a reasonable drive from Hyde Park.
   • They say they review your existing treatment plan and continue treatment rather than automatically starting over. bossorthodontics.com

3. Limestone Hills Orthodontics — NW Austin
   • Explicitly accepts transfer patients relocating to Austin.
   • They review your existing records and in-progress treatment and price the remaining treatment, rather than charging for an entirely new comprehensive case. limestonehillsorthodontics.com
   • They offer both braces and Invisalign.
   • Downside: farther from Hyde Park, near RM 2222.

One I'd also call

Austin Orthodontic Arts is at 5718 Balcones Dr., relatively convenient from Hyde Park and offers clear aligners, metal braces, and clear braces. austinorthodonticarts.com I didn't find a published transfer policy, though, so I'd confirm before scheduling.

My shortlist

I'd start with Tomblyn and Boss. Tomblyn wins on proximity; Boss wins on having an explicit policy for exactly your situation.

When you call, I'd say: “I'm currently in active Invisalign/braces treatment with an orthodontist in another state and recently moved to Austin. Do you accept mid-treatment transfers, and can you continue my existing treatment plan?” Also ask whether they'll need your X-rays, photos, digital scans, treatment plan, and Invisalign case/ClinCheck information from the previous orthodontist. Limestone Hills specifically recommends bringing those records. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

If you tell me whether you're currently in Invisalign or braces and roughly where you are in treatment, I can narrow this to the 3–5 best options around Hyde Park and compare transfer fees, distance, insurance, and reviews.

Yes. I found several Austin orthodontists that are plausible fits, and a few explicitly advertise accepting out-of-state transfer cases, which is much stronger than simply offering Invisalign.

Closest/most relevant to Hyde Park

1. Ortho 360 — Central Austin
Ortho 360 Orthodontics
Ortho 360 Orthodontics
Web
Address: 1600 W 38th St #321, Austin, TX 78731, United States
Phone: +1 512-716-0307
1600 W 38th St #321 — this is probably the most convenient option for Hyde Park. Their official transfer page explicitly says they gladly accept out-of-state orthodontic transfers and asks your previous orthodontist to send the AAO transfer form and records. www.ortho360.comaustinpremierorthodontist.com

Ortho 360 transfer information

2. Tomblyn Family Orthodontics — Central Austin
Tomblyn Family Orthodontics
Tomblyn Family Orthodontics
Web
Address: 1814 W 35th St, Austin, TX 78703, United States
Phone: +1 512-812-9415
1814 W 35th St — very close to Hyde Park and offers Invisalign as well as conventional orthodontics. I found evidence that they treat Invisalign patients, but I couldn't verify from their published information that they explicitly accept active out-of-state transfers, so I'd call before booking and ask specifically about a mid-treatment transfer.

3. Kunik Orthodontics — Westlake
Kunik Orthodontics Austin
Kunik Orthodontics Austin
Web
Address: 3423 Bee Caves Rd C202, West Lake Hills, TX 78746, United States
Phone: +1 512-327-8818
3423 Bee Caves Rd, West Lake Hills — farther from Hyde Park, but their practice specifically says they work with people who have moved to Austin and are looking for an orthodontist to finish Invisalign or braces treatment, including transferring Invisalign treatment from the current orthodontist. austinpremierorthodontist.com

Kunik Orthodontics transfer/consultation information

Another confirmed transfer option

4. Boss Orthodontics — Westlake
They explicitly say they accept out-of-town and out-of-state transfers, including both braces and Invisalign/clear aligners. Their Westlake office is at 4105 Westbank Dr. bossorthodontics.com

Boss Orthodontics transfer information

One I'd consider if you're willing to drive a little

5. Limestone Hills Orthodontics — Northwest Austin
Limestone Hills Orthodontics
Limestone Hills Orthodontics
Web
Address: 7300 Ranch to Market Rd 2222 Bldg 5, Suite 217, Austin, TX 78730, United States
Phone: +1 512-720-6399
7300 Ranch Rd 2222 — they explicitly welcome transfer patients and say they'll review the existing treatment plan, X-rays/scans, and other records and price the remaining treatment rather than automatically charging a new comprehensive fee. They also explicitly handle Invisalign and braces. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

One useful detail: their current published policy says an active transfer case has a $150 consultation fee, deductible from the treatment fee if you proceed. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

My shortlist for you

If you're in Hyde Park, I'd start with:

1. Ortho 360 on 38th — closest + explicitly confirmed out-of-state transfers.
2. Tomblyn on 35th — exceptionally convenient; call to confirm active transfer acceptance.
3. Kunik Westlake — explicitly handles people moving to Austin mid-Invisalign/braces.
4. Boss Westlake — explicitly accepts out-of-state transfers.
5. Limestone Hills — particularly interesting if you want a thorough re-evaluation of an existing case.

Before you book, I'd tell the office: “I'm currently in active Invisalign/braces treatment with an orthodontist in another state and need to transfer the case to Austin. Are you currently accepting active transfer cases, and can you continue the existing treatment rather than restarting?” Also ask what records they require and whether there's a transfer/consultation fee.

If you tell me whether you're currently in Invisalign or braces, roughly how far along you are, and your age, I can narrow this to the 2–3 best options near Hyde Park and compare their transfer policies, distance, reviews, and likely out-of-pocket considerations.

Yes. I found several Austin orthodontists that are good candidates for transferring an active out-of-state case, including options very close to Hyde Park.

Best fits near Hyde Park

1. Tomblyn Family Orthodontics – Central Austin — probably the most convenient option for Hyde Park. Their Central Austin office is on W. 35th, and they specifically list Hyde Park among the communities they serve. They handle both Invisalign and braces, and they're a Top 1% Diamond Invisalign provider. www.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com

Tomblyn Family Orthodontics

2. Ortho 360 – Central Austin — the clearest match for your particular situation. They explicitly say they accept out-of-state orthodontic transfers and have a Central Austin/38th Street location. They ask your previous orthodontist to send the AAO transfer form and records, then review your existing treatment plan at the consultation. They offer both Invisalign and braces. www.ortho360.com

Ortho 360 transfer information

3. Austin Premier Orthodontics — their site explicitly says that if you've moved to Austin, they can finish an Invisalign or braces treatment and work with your current orthodontist to transfer the Invisalign case. Their Westlake office is at 4201 Bee Cave Rd, with a Downtown office at 830 W 3rd St. austinpremierorthodontist.com

Austin Premier Orthodontics

One farther option worth knowing about

Limestone Hills Orthodontics explicitly welcomes transfer patients and says it reviews your existing records/treatment, identifies the remaining work, and prices the remaining treatment rather than automatically charging a new full-case fee. They are farther northwest at 7300 RM 2222. They currently quote a $150 consultation fee for active transfer cases, deductible from the treatment fee. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

What I'd do in your shoes

I'd call Ortho 360 and Tomblyn first, because they're both very close to Hyde Park and have strong Invisalign/orthodontic credentials. I'd specifically say:

“I'm an active orthodontic patient who moved to Austin from out of state. I'm currently in [Invisalign/braces], and I'm looking for an orthodontist who will take over the existing case rather than start treatment from scratch. Do you accept transfer cases at your Central Austin office?”

Before the appointment, ask your old orthodontist to send your treatment plan, X-rays/photos, scan or Invisalign records, progress notes, and financial/insurance information. Ortho 360 specifically requires the AAO transfer form and records before the consultation. www.ortho360.com

If you tell me whether you're currently in Invisalign or braces, roughly how far along you are, and your insurance, I can narrow this to the 3 best options around Hyde Park and compare transfer fees, distance, Invisalign experience, and likely hassle of switching.

Yes. I found a few Austin orthodontists that look particularly relevant for transferring active Invisalign/braces treatment from an out-of-state orthodontist, with the best options close to Hyde Park:

Best matches near Hyde Park

• Ortho 360 Orthodontics — 1600 W 38th St
  • This is probably my first call for you because it’s essentially adjacent to Hyde Park.
  • More importantly, Ortho 360 explicitly says it accepts out-of-state orthodontic transfers and asks the previous orthodontist to send the AAO transfer form and records. www.ortho360.com
  • They handle both Invisalign/clear aligners and braces.

• Tomblyn Family Orthodontics — 1814 W 35th St
  • Very convenient for Hyde Park.
  • Offers Invisalign and braces, and the practice specifically lists Hyde Park among the communities it serves. www.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com
  • I found evidence of a prior treatment-transfer situation involving the practice, although I would call to confirm they're currently accepting active out-of-state transfers.

• Austin Orthodontic Arts — 5718 Balcones Dr
  • Another reasonably close north/central Austin option offering braces and clear-aligner treatment.
  • I didn't find a clear published policy saying they accept out-of-state transfers, so I'd call before scheduling specifically as a transfer.

One particularly clear transfer-friendly option

• Boss Orthodontics — Westlake
  • This one explicitly says: “We accept out-of-town and out-of-state transfers” for both braces and Invisalign/clear aligners. bossorthodontics.com
  • They describe a process where they review your existing treatment plan and continue treatment rather than automatically starting over.
  • It's farther from Hyde Park than the first two, but it's the strongest documented yes I found.

One important caveat: the American Association of Orthodontists notes that orthodontists aren't obligated to accept transfer cases, and transfers can sometimes require modifying the original treatment plan. aaoinfo.org

What I'd do: call Ortho 360 and Tomblyn first and say:

“I'm currently in active Invisalign/braces treatment with an orthodontist out of state and recently moved to Austin. Are you accepting out-of-state transfer cases, and can you continue the existing treatment rather than starting a new case?”

Have your current orthodontist's records, X-rays/scans, treatment plan, and Invisalign case/ClinCheck information ready. Ortho 360 specifically requires the prior provider's AAO transfer form and records. www.ortho360.comwww.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com

If you tell me whether you're currently in Invisalign or braces, and roughly where in Hyde Park you are (e.g. near 38th/Guadalupe vs. Duval), I can narrow this to the 3 closest practices that explicitly accept transfers and compare their transfer fees, distance, and reviews.

If you’re moving to Austin mid-treatment, you’ll want an orthodontist who specifically handles out-of-state transfer cases (braces or Invisalign), because they’ll usually need your prior records, treatment plan, scans/X-rays, and a transfer form before deciding how to continue.

Near Hyde Park / Central Austin, these are good places to start:

Closest Central Austin options

• Tomblyn Family Orthodontics — 1814 W 35th St (near Hyde Park, Tarrytown, UT area)
  • Offers braces and Invisalign and is very convenient from Hyde Park. www.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com
  • Ask specifically: “Do you accept active Invisalign/braces transfer patients from another state?”

• Ortho 360 Orthodontics — 1600 W 38th St #321
  • Central Austin location; accepts out-of-state orthodontic transfers and uses the AAO transfer process (records from your previous orthodontist). www.ortho360.com

• Boss Orthodontics — 4105 Westbank Dr Ste 200
  • A little west of Hyde Park, but they explicitly advertise accepting out-of-town and out-of-state Invisalign/clear aligner and braces transfers. bossorthodontics.com

Also worth considering nearby

• Kunik Orthodontics Austin — Downtown Austin
  • Convenient if you work/study downtown; offers Invisalign and orthodontic treatment.

• Arboretum & Westlake Orthodontics — Arboretum area
  • Offers braces and clear aligner treatment; farther north but still reasonable from Hyde Park.

What to bring/call about

When you contact them, ask about “transfer of active orthodontic treatment” and have:

• Your orthodontist’s name and contact info
• Latest X-rays/photos/scans
• Invisalign ClinCheck files (if applicable)
• Number of aligners remaining or current tray number
• Original contract/treatment cost info (for billing questions)

A good first call script:

“I moved to Austin from out of state and I’m currently in Invisalign/braces treatment. Do you accept transfer cases, and can you continue my existing plan rather than restarting treatment?”

If you tell me whether you’re in Invisalign vs. braces, how far along you are (e.g., “tray 18 of 30” or “8 months into braces”), and whether you want walkable from Hyde Park vs. best transfer experience, I can narrow this down.

Yes. I found several Austin orthodontic practices that are relevant, but the strongest matches are the ones that explicitly say they accept active out-of-state transfer cases.

Best bets near Hyde Park

1. Boss Orthodontics — Westlake
   • 4105 Westbank Dr, Suite 200
   • This is the clearest match: Boss explicitly says it accepts out-of-state/out-of-town transfers for both braces and Invisalign/clear aligners and will review your existing treatment plan and continue from where you are. bossorthodontics.com
   • Probably ~15–20 minutes from Hyde Park depending on traffic.

2. Tomblyn Family Orthodontics — Central Austin
   • 1814 W 35th St
   • This is particularly convenient to Hyde Park—it's just off Mopac/35th and the practice specifically lists Hyde Park among the neighborhoods it serves. www.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com
   • They offer both Invisalign and braces. I would call and specifically ask about an active out-of-state transfer, since I couldn't find an explicit transfer-policy statement on their site.

3. Ortho 360 Orthodontics — 38th Street
   • 1600 W 38th St #321
   • Very close to Hyde Park and offers both braces and clear aligners/Invisalign.
   • Again, I'd confirm their policy on taking over an active case before booking.

4. Austin Premier Orthodontist — Westlake/Downtown
   • This practice explicitly says that if you've moved to Austin, they can work with your current orthodontist to transfer your Invisalign or braces treatment. Their Westlake office is at 4201 Bee Cave Rd and they also have a Downtown location at 830 W 3rd St. austinpremierorthodontist.com
   • Of the options, this is another particularly strong transfer candidate.

5. Limestone Hills Orthodontics — Northwest Austin
   • 7300 Ranch to Market Rd 2222
   • Explicitly welcomes patients transferring from other practices and says it performs a transfer evaluation using your previous records. They currently charge $150 for active-treatment transfer consultations, which is credited toward treatment if you proceed. limestonehillsorthodontics.com
   • Farther from Hyde Park, but worth considering if the case is complicated.

What I'd do in your situation

I'd start with Boss + Austin Premier + one of the very-close Central Austin offices. The important question isn't just "Do you do Invisalign?"—it's:

"I'm currently in active orthodontic treatment that was started out of state. Do you accept transfer patients and continue the existing Invisalign/braces treatment, rather than requiring me to start a new case?"

Also ask:

• Do you require the original orthodontist's records and treatment plan?
• Will you honor/use the existing Invisalign scans and remaining trays?
• Is there a transfer/consultation fee?
• How do you handle the remaining treatment balance from the original provider?
• If you're in Invisalign, will they need a new scan/refinement plan?
• If you're in braces, will they use the existing brackets/wires or replace them?

For an active transfer, the records are important: the new orthodontist should independently evaluate where your teeth are now rather than blindly continuing the old plan. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

If you tell me whether you're currently in Invisalign or braces, roughly how far along you are, and how far you're willing to drive from Hyde Park, I can narrow this to the 3–5 closest practices that explicitly accept transfers and compare their transfer fees/policies.

Yes. I found a few Austin orthodontists that look particularly promising for an out-of-state transfer while you're already in active Invisalign/braces treatment, and several are very close to Hyde Park.

Best matches near Hyde Park

1. Tomblyn Family Orthodontics — 1814 W 35th St
   • This is probably the most convenient option for Hyde Park—the office is right around the corner from the neighborhood.
   • They treat adults and offer both Invisalign and braces. Their site specifically says they serve Hyde Park. www.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com
   • Important: I don't see an explicit statement that they accept out-of-state active-treatment transfers, so I'd call and ask specifically about transferring an existing case rather than starting new treatment.

2. Ortho 360 Orthodontics — 1600 W 38th St
   • Also extremely convenient from Hyde Park.
   • Offers both Invisalign/clear aligners and traditional/ceramic braces, including more complex bite correction.
   • Again, I'd confirm transfer acceptance before scheduling.

3. Kunik Orthodontics Austin — Westlake
   • A little farther away, but a strong Invisalign option. Their practice reports 5,000+ Invisalign cases, including complex/hybrid treatment. austinpremierorthodontist.com
   • They have a downtown office too, which could be convenient if you work centrally.
   • I couldn't verify from their published information that they explicitly accept active out-of-state transfers, so this is another one to call first.

One that explicitly says yes to out-of-state transfers

Limestone Hills Orthodontics is farther north than Hyde Park, but it's unusually clear about transfer cases. Their website explicitly says they welcome patients transferring from other practices, including people currently in active treatment. They review your previous records and independently evaluate the case before continuing it. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

They also explicitly handle both Invisalign and braces. Their current published policy says an active-treatment transfer consultation costs $150, which is credited toward treatment if you proceed. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

Another strong transfer-specific option

Boss Orthodontics explicitly advertises out-of-town and out-of-state transfers and says it can continue existing braces or Invisalign/clear-aligner treatment. Its closest location to you is the Westlake office at 4105 Westbank Dr. bossorthodontics.com

That's probably the clearest "we do this all the time" option if you're willing to drive a bit west.

What I'd do in your situation

I'd call Tomblyn → Ortho 360 → Boss in that order based on proximity/convenience, and ask:

"I'm currently in active orthodontic treatment that I started out of state and recently moved to Austin. Do you accept transfers of existing Invisalign/braces cases, and would the doctor be willing to continue my current treatment rather than restart it?"

Also ask before booking:

• whether they need your full orthodontic records/ClinCheck;
• whether they'll accept an Invisalign case that was started by another doctor;
• whether you need new X-rays/scans;
• what the transfer fee and remaining-treatment cost will be;
• whether they'll honor the existing Invisalign treatment plan/refinement allowance.

A transfer generally requires the new orthodontist to independently evaluate your case, and the American Association of Orthodontists notes that transferring can increase the overall treatment cost. ayasmakki.com

If you tell me whether you're currently in Invisalign or braces, roughly how far along you are, and your preferred maximum drive from Hyde Park (e.g. 10, 15, or 20 minutes), I can narrow this to the 3 best options and check each one's transfer policy.

Yes. I found several Austin orthodontists that explicitly say they take out-of-state transfer cases, which is what you want rather than a practice that only accepts new Invisalign patients.

Best matches near Hyde Park

• Ortho 360 – Central Austin — probably the first place I'd call. Their Central Austin office is very close to Hyde Park, and they explicitly say they accept out-of-state orthodontic transfers. They use the AAO transfer form and ask your previous orthodontist to send your treatment records. www.ortho360.comwww.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com

Ortho 360 transfer information

• Tomblyn Family Orthodontics – Central Austin — excellent Hyde Park-area option. Their Central Austin office is on W. 35th, and they specifically list Hyde Park among the communities they serve. They offer both braces and Invisalign. www.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com

Tomblyn Family Orthodontics
Important: I wasn't able to find an explicit published statement that they accept out-of-state active transfers, so I'd call and ask specifically before sending records.

• Limestone Hills Orthodontics — explicitly welcomes transfer patients, including people relocating to Austin. They review your existing treatment, records and remaining work rather than automatically treating you as a brand-new case. They currently charge $150 for an active transfer consultation, credited toward treatment. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

Limestone Hills Orthodontics transfer information

• Boss Orthodontics – Westlake — explicitly accepts out-of-town and out-of-state transfers, including both braces and Invisalign/clear aligners. Their Westlake location is the closest of their three offices to central Austin/Hyde Park. They say most transfers take about a week once the previous office sends the paperwork. bossorthodontics.com

Boss Orthodontics transfer information

My shortlist

If you're in Hyde Park, I'd prioritize:

1. Ortho 360 Central Austin — closest combination of location + explicit out-of-state-transfer policy.
2. Tomblyn Central Austin — extremely convenient geographically; worth calling to confirm they'll take an active transfer.
3. Boss Westlake — strongest explicit policy for continuing an existing braces/Invisalign case.
4. Limestone Hills — strongest published detail about how they evaluate and price transfer cases, though farther from Hyde Park.

What to ask when you call

Tell them: “I'm currently in active orthodontic treatment with an out-of-state orthodontist and recently moved to Austin. Do you accept active transfer cases, and can you continue my existing Invisalign/braces treatment rather than restarting it?”

Also ask whether they need your ClinCheck/scan files, X-rays, treatment plan, photographs, and financial/insurance records before the consultation. Ortho 360, for example, specifically requires the AAO transfer form and records from the previous orthodontist. www.ortho360.comwww.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com

If you tell me whether you're currently in Invisalign or braces, roughly how far along you are, and your cross streets in Hyde Park, I can narrow this to the 3 closest practices that are confirmed to accept your type of transfer, including distance and current transfer fees.

Yes. I checked Austin practices specifically for ongoing orthodontic transfers, and there are a few near Hyde Park worth calling.

Closest / most promising

• Tomblyn Family Orthodontics — 1814 W 35th St, very close to Hyde Park. They treat Invisalign and braces and explicitly serve Hyde Park/Central Austin. Their site advertises free consultations, but I’d call first and specifically ask whether they accept an active out-of-state transfer rather than a new case. www.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com
• Ortho 360 Orthodontics — 1600 W 38th St #321, also extremely convenient from Hyde Park. They handle both clear aligners and traditional braces. I couldn't find an explicit transfer-policy statement online, so I'd confirm before booking.
• Limestone Hills Orthodontics — farther northwest, but this is the clearest documented transfer option I found. They explicitly accept patients already in active treatment, review records, perform a transfer evaluation, and continue treatment. They currently state a $150 transfer/second-opinion fee, deductible from the treatment fee. limestonehillsorthodontics.comlimestonehillsorthodontics.com
• Boss Orthodontics — not as close to Hyde Park (their Austin location is in Westlake), but they explicitly accept out-of-state/out-of-town transfers for both braces and Invisalign. They say most transfers are completed within about a week once the previous office supplies the records. bossorthodontics.com

What I'd do in your situation

I'd call Tomblyn first, then Ortho 360, because of the Hyde Park proximity. If they won't take a mid-treatment transfer, Limestone Hills and Boss are the strongest "yes, we take transfers" options I found.

When you call, say:

“I'm currently in active orthodontic treatment that started out of state, and I've moved to Austin. I'm looking for an orthodontist who will take over the existing case rather than start treatment over. Do you accept out-of-state Invisalign/braces transfers?”

Also ask whether they can access your existing Invisalign ClinCheck, whether they require records/X-rays from the previous orthodontist, and what happens to any unused balance you've already paid the original office. A transfer generally requires the new orthodontist to independently evaluate the case rather than simply continuing blindly from the old plan. limestonehillsorthodontics.comlimestonehillsorthodontics.com

If you tell me whether you're currently in Invisalign or braces (and roughly where you are in treatment), I can narrow this to 3–5 practices within ~10 minutes of Hyde Park that are most likely to accept your specific transfer.