Calculate Your Average Cost of Invisalign for Your Brand-new Smile
We recognise that the cost of the recommended course of treatment is crucial.
You can find out more about the special treatment charges associated with your new smile.
How will the price of your treatment be determined?
The fact that Invisalign may assist with a number of teeth-straightening issues is one of its advantages.
Typically, they can be any of the following alone or in combination:
Open Bite
When certain teeth are unable to make actual contact with opposing teeth for appropriate bite, an open bite occurs.
Deep Bite / Overbite
When the upper teeth bite over the lower teeth, this is known as a deep bite or overbite.
Gapped Teeth
When the jawbone continues to grow abnormally, this can cause spaces to form between the teeth. Teeth that are missing can also cause the teeth that surround them to move because of the increased space created, which can result in gaps between your teeth.
Overly Crowded
When there is just not enough space within your jaw for all of your teeth to fit correctly, you will have a condition known as tooth crowding.
Underbite
When the lower teeth protrude over the front teeth, this dental condition is known as an underbite.
Crossbite
When both the upper and lower jaws are positioned incorrectly, a condition known as crossbite can develop.
When you come in for your clinical Smile Assessment, scans are collected and a thorough examination is performed to assist us determine what condition—or conditions—you may currently be dealing with and how they should be treated with Invisalign. Occasionally, we will determine that additional “pre-treatment” work is required before your Invisalign teeth straightening can begin. This work may only involve a cleanliness regimen or a filling.
How many Invisalign aligners you’ll need and for how long depends on how complicated your teeth-straightening procedure is. The dentist will outline this and any other pre-treatment fees in a treatment plan for you to review. Ask for details and a quote if you’re interested in financing the cost of treatment and to help stretch the expense of your new smile.
