Cost for Invisalign (invisible braces)

Susan Goode Estep, DMD answers: How much does Invisalign cost?

How much does Invisalign cost? Are there different Invisalign prices for the different stages of treatment?


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Susan Goode Estep, DMD
6 months ago
By Susan Goode Estep, DMD - Atlanta Cosmetic dentist

Invisalign is a method we use to straighten teeth using a set of clear plastic trays. You can straighten crowded/crooked teeth, close unsightly gaps, and improve your bite without anyone knowing you are wearing braces. Invisalign works quickly.

The costs associated with Invisalign cover records, development of a computer program, and production of the clear trays. Records fees range from $500-$800 and the treatment itself ranges from $4000-$7000.

I'm such a fan of Invisalign, I became a patient myself. I started my Invisalign (to perfect my smile and correct my bite) a few months ago and I'm already nearly finished! I even paid out of pocket to do this treatment.

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