How Much Does Invisalign Cost?

As in all things, "It depends..." :)
Some cases are minor and only need a few months of movement. Cases like this, since they are fairly simple and won't require as many materials, can result in a significant savings, usually in the $3000-4000 range.
As the complexity increases, so does the fee. Most Invisalign cases are complete in about a year, but can be longer. These cases can cost in the $5000-7000 range.
All fees are based on care, skill and judgement of each dentist, as well as some geographic influences. To know precisely how much it would cost would require a visit to the dentist or orthodontist to find out what kind of case you are.

The term "Invisalign treatment" can be correction of a minor space between two teeth and it could be used for correcting a severe misalignment with teeth going in all different directions and gaps and crowding between each tooth.Therefore, the price depends on the case in hand.  Average full alignment correction will cost between $4000-$8000.  Some offices charge for different stages of treatment - for example some will charge for corrections or refinements to the treatment plan.  Most, do not and charge one fee that includes the entire treatment (excluding retainers).Minor Cases can be as low as $1500And average cost of retainers to be used after treatment is around $900

The cost of Invisalign depends on which part of the country you live in and the doctor you choose.  It's a good idea to choose a cosmetic dentist or an orthodontist.  As a cosmetic dentist here in St. Louis, our office usually charges between $2,500 and $6,000, depending on the complexity of the case.  For short cases that take 5 or 6 months, the cost is closer to $2,500 and for cases that will take over 2 years or longer will typically cost closer to $6,000.

Hey the standard cost of Invisalign starts from $2000 and varies upto $7000 depending on the expertise of the provider.

Clear Correct is just as effective as Invisalign and has a lower fee for the doctor.   The doctor may pass this on to the patient.   Look for a Clear Correct provider.