Invisalign Costs for a Beautiful Smile Braces Free
Invisalign costs are comparable to that of braces, ranging from $3,000-$5,000 on average. Many patients prefer invisalign to traditional braces because they are more discreet. Only your dentist can officially give you an accurate cost for the treatment and each treatment is based on the individual patient's specific needs. This could include additional dental treatments, extent of straightening needed, as well the length of the treatment needed.
The invisalign treatment will include a series of tooth aligners that will be switched out approximately every two weeks. Each tooth aligner is individually manufactured using exact calculations to gradually shift the teeth into proper alignment. The invisalign system is custom-made to fit the patient's teeth. This incredible procedure is done with aligners that are clear in color and is an excellent alternative to traditional orthodontic braces.
Financing and other payment options may be available through your dental office. Invisalign treatments may be covered by dental insurance in the same manner as traditional orthodontic treatments. Your dental insurance policy will determine what orthodontic benefits are covered.
Invisalign costs may possibly be paid for through a payment plan. Most dentist offices will provide a flexible payment plan for their patients; check with your dental office to learn of any potential payment plans that are available for you. Many companies also offer their employees FSAs. An FSA is a flexible spending account. An FSA will allow you to set aside money from each paycheck in order to pay for any qualified medical expenses. This money could be deducted from your pay and transferred directly into an FSA. The money will not be subject to payroll taxes; eligible medical costs will then be submitted along with your receipt for reimbursement, to your FSA.
Our Ft. Lauderdale cosmetic dentist has extensive experience performing a range of cosmetic and restorative dentistry treatments, including teeth whitening, dental implants, and porcelain veneers procedures.