Invisalign

The cost of Invisalign treatment depends on the complexity of your case and the duration of your treatment plan. Generally, it is comparable to the cost of traditional braces, though it can be slightly higher when considering variables such as the number of aligners used and the length of treatment. It is important to note that your dentist may offer payment plans or discounts to make this treatment more affordable.

Insurance coverage for Invisalign varies among providers and policyholders. Some policies may provide full coverage or partially cover the costs associated with Invisalign treatment. It's best to check with your insurance provider before beginning any treatment plan, so you know what is covered under your policy.

Most patients do not experience pain while wearing their aligners. There may be some mild discomfort during the first few days as your teeth adjust to the new aligners. Your teeth may also be a bit tender after switching out each aligner due to the pressure placed on them during movement. This should subside after a few days and is expected during treatment. If you're still experiencing pain or discomfort after a few days, contact your dentist immediately for further assistance.

You will need to visit the dentist about every 6-8 weeks during the Invisalign treatment. During these visits, your dentist will check your progress and give you your next set of aligners.

Invisalign is suitable for a wide range of orthodontic problems, including crooked teeth, gaps, crowding, and overbites. However, some more severe orthodontic problems may require traditional braces. Your dentist will be able to assess your specific needs and recommend the best treatment option for you.