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Invisalign: Worth it

Cost: $1,100
Pain: Painfree
Invisalign satisfaction: Excellent5 Star Rating: Excellent

I was considered a "partial" case, meaning that I only needed 9 aligners (most take the full 18). I travel a lot and only had to check in with my dentist once during the process. I am very happy that I have straight teeth and a very natural looking smile. One has to be serious about using an at-home product vs. regular braces, because skipping a night is really noticable and your teeth will feel mis-aligned when you snap them back in. I'd recommend the product to anyone.

Updated on Nov 13, 2008:

I asked my dentist last week about referring people for invisalign.  He said that he's not looking to expand his invisalign business and is something that he prefers to offer to his existing patients.  It is a CAD process to make the trays that reshape the teeth using teeth molds and it is typical that a "touch up" of additional trays are needed -requiring more teeth impressions and follow up appointments. (my "express" case of 8 original trays needed 2 additional trays which required a second set of impressions).

Apparently, the profit margin on invisalign is low and the check up appointments and additional impressions eats into his regular patient schedule.  I have finished my invisalign process and LOVE my smile! My teeth are very straight and look natural (vs. dentures).  I find myself smiling a lot these days.

I have a great dentist and I'm happy to refer him if someone is looking for a new dentist that provides invisalign. 

-SobeMax

Updated on Aug 6, 2009:

NOTE:  My dentist is NOT looking for invisalign patients.  He only offers it as a service to existing patients.

 

Jan 24, 2008Comments and replies (23)

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spanishbreeze
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19 Feb 2008

I'm in the DC area. Who is your dentist? Editor note: you must join RealSelf so you can be contacted privately with doctor recommendations and feedback. This requires free registration for an account. When registering you must opt-in to receiving private contacts (a check box).

kajinka
1 post
24 Mar 2008

Hi, that sounds great. Could you please recommend the doctor you used? Thanks!

Romaine
unregistered guest

29 Mar 2008

WOuld like to know the dentist that you used?

taonzen
1 post
30 Apr 2008

Would you mind e-mailing me the dentist's name as well? I live in Baltimore.

Charly
1 post
30 Apr 2008

Hi! I'm in Baltimore as well, and I'd love to get the name of your dentist. Thanks!

Rachael
unregistered guest

10 Jul 2008

Sounds great, I'm in Northern Virginia- could you email the contact information for the dentist you used? Thanks!

dorkbri
1 post
15 Jul 2008

Same as everyone before. In Baltimore area and wanted to know the Dentist that provided the service. If you could email me the information that would be great =) Thanks!

jayaddict
1 post
29 Jul 2008

Could you please give me more details on your dental problem and also send me the details of your doctor. Thanx

lia_918
1 post
23 Aug 2008

Yes...like everyone, may i please have the name of your provider? Or if anyone was able to get a response from him, may i please also get the name. I am a college student and paying m {edited contact information}y way through college so I am trying to find the cheapest there is. Thank you for all your help. Please email me at  Thanks!

 

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arvc
1 post
3 Sep 2008

Is there any chance that I could also get the contact of this provider? Thanks ;-)

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