Invisalign Cost
As of 2017 Invisalign cost starts at $3,000. However, the average cost is between $3,000 and $6,800. A simple invisalign® case (A minor teeth movement case that requires few months of treatment) costs about $3800 or slighly less, and $3,000-$6,800 for a full case in which the majority of teeth are involved. Invisalign treatment can last as little as 3 months to up to 2 years or more depending on the involvement of your bite alignment and crooked teeth condition. In general, our cost of Invisalign® is actually quite comparable with wire braces. Payment plans are available starting from $99 to $124 per month and up.
OUR INVISALIGN® COST INCLUDES A COMPLEMENTARY PROFESSIONAL TAKE-HOME WHITENING GEL - that is ONE bleaching gel tubes of high 35% carbamide peroxide concentration.
Dr. Hui is a certified and licensed Invisalign® TOP 1% PROVIDER IN THE NATION. The most obvious advantage of Invisalign® orthodontic treatment is cosmetic. The aligners are transparent, therefore much more difficult to notice than traditional wire braces. This makes Invisalign® popular among adults who want to straighten their teeth without the look of traditional metal braces.
In addition, the aligners are much more comfortable than braces. Due to the removable nature of the aligners, food can be consumed without the discomfort of metallic braces. Clinically, aligners avoid many of the side effects of traditional wire braces in most cases. Invisalign cost is comparable to the cost of wire braces.
Invisalign Cost
How much does it cost to get Invisalign®
The cost factors include the complexity of your case, how long your treatment will take and your orthodontic insurance coverage. In south Florida, the average cost of Invisalign® treatment ranges from $3,000 to $6,800, but if you only need minor correction, treatment can start from as low as $3,000.
For simpler cases, Invisalign may cost under four thousand dollars. When you visit your dentist or orthodontist about Invisalign as a straightening solution for your teeth, he or she should be able to give you an estimated cost for treatment and help you determine what your insurance will cover. Because Invisalign is categorized as an “orthodontic” treatment, about 25% of Invisalign patients receive insurance compensation of over $500 on average, according to an "Invisalign Patient Survey".
How Much Does Insurance Cover for Invisalign®
As of 2017 many dental insurance covers from $500 to $1500 of the cost of Invisalign under orthodontia coverage. Some insurance coverage may be between 25% and 50% of the total fee. We take all major PPO insurance plans including Delta Dental, Metlife, Cigna, Guardian, AETNA, Humana, Assurant, United Healthcare, United Concordia, etc. Because we are in-network with most dental insurance plans we can maximize your savings for Invisalign® cost. We submit claims to the insurance company on your behalf and provide you with a breakdown of Invisalign treatment.
Many dental insurance plans cover Invisalign treatment just as they would other orthodontic treatments like conventional braces. Some insurance plans may cover up to $3,000 of Invisalign treatment. As a provider working with all major insurance plans, and while most dental insurance questions can be answered easily and quickly, the question about does insurance cover Invisalign takes more time to get an accurate answer.
Invisalign® Payment Plan and Financing
Invisalign® payment plan starts between $89 and $125 per month with no down payment.
Should the cost of Invisalign prove prohibitive for an individual, there are options to consider that can put Invisalign within reach. We can instantly review finance payment plans offers that you may qualify for, and you'll never need to visit a branch to complete your application.
LendingClub, Care Credit, Wells Fargo and our Office Payment Plan can finance your Invisalign® treatment. All Third Party financing payment plans feature an affordable fixed rate, or No Interest which means your monthly payment will never increase. In addition, you can prepay your financed amount at any time and there's never a prepayment penalty or fee.
With this type of dental financing plan, patients can break up the total cost of the procedure into a series of affordable monthly payments.