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$395 is not the correct lab fee for a full Clear Correct case. $395 is the lab fee the dentist pays for a case of only 6 aligners, which are for very, very, very minor tooth movements. Having been a Clear Correct provider for at least 4-5 years and an Invisalign provider for over 10 years, I have never seen a case that only needed 6 aligners. Good luck and I hope this helps. Follow me if you have more questions.Sarah Thompson, DMD
The lab cost is the fee that Clear Correct charges the dentist to fabricate the aligner trays. The actual cost of treatment is set by your dentist and varies depending on the complexity of your particular case. It should be noted that the $395 fee you quote is for a maximum of 6 aligners...in other words, very minor tooth movements.
I've had the opportunity to successfully treat my patients with both Invisalign and Clear Correct, as well as other clear Aligner systems. I have had great success with each clear Aligner modality. Invisalign definitely has an edge over clear correct. Their treatment planning software is top ...
Great question. There are several clear aligner alternatives to Invisalign, but I would consider Clear Correct the best alternative. After working with Invisalign and several alternatives for years, many of my patients have actually preferred Clear Correct over Invisalign. Not...
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