My Orthodonist Quoted Me $3,500 for Invisalign. Is This a Good Cost?

The cost of your Invisalign treatment is low compared to the national average.  However, the way you ask the question makes it seem like all Invisalign treatments are the same, regardless of the doctor.  This is absolutely untrue, as the final results are going to very much depend on the treatment plan prescription and planning of treatment by the doctor.

The "deal" is only a good one if you achieve the desired final results and should also take into account your experience along the way.  Good luck!

The fee you were quoted is unusually low. While costs vary in different geographic locations, it would be more common to expect a fee in the $5000+ range for treatment such as you describe. You might want ot confirm that the doctor you consulted with is experienced with Invisalign treatment. if so, go for it!

It is a great deal. You should go for it.

Usually , the cost of the invisalign is between $4500 and $5500.

Since your treatment is taking about 12 months your Invisalign is probably a "full case".  If so, $3500 is very inexpensive.  One thing to remember is that this fee convers only the course of Invisalign treatment.  If you find that something ends up not to your liking there may not be much the orthodontist can do to change things after the Invisalign treatment.

Not that you should ever accept treatment based on cost but if your treatment is indeed taking 10-14 months then it's can't be an Invisalign Express case, it would have to be Full Invisalign, therefore you're getting a steal of a deal. It could be that your orthodontist is using a different product, i.e. not Invisalign which would be less expensive for him/her and therefore the savings could be past on to you. Any clear aligner system used correctly should work fine.