How Much Does Invisalign Cost?
Investing in your future health and happiness is an important investment, no matter your age. Many patients are curious about how much the treatment costs – and it’s much more affordable than you may think.
Affordable Invisalign Treatment
If you’ve been putting off improving your smile, then it’s time to move yourself up to the top of the “To Do” list. Dr. Stormberg has been recognized as a Diamond+ Invisalign Provider, making him among the top 1% of Invisalign providers in North America. So, why not choose Invisalign and all the benefits of a beautiful, new smile? Research proves the many positive effects of a confident, beautiful smile can bring to you. Straight teeth can give you the extra boost of confidence, to help you succeed personally and professionally and good overall health maintenance.
How Much Does Invisalign Cost?
There are a number of aspects related to the cost of each patient’s orthodontic care. Dr. Stormberg will start by taking diagnostic records, usually a panoramic x-ray and photographs. He will review your health history, in addition to any other concerns you may have, and complete a thorough examination to decide if Invisalign is right for you. If Invisalign is the recommended treatment, he will use our iTero Scanner to create precise 3D images of your teeth, to begin designing your customized treatment plan.
The cost is often very comparable to braces.
The cost of treatment will depend on:
- The complexity of your case
- The length of your treatment
- Your insurance coverage
- Compliance (how diligent you are in wearing your aligners)
Financial Options for Invisalign
We believe nothing should stand between you and the smile of your dreams – financial hurdles least of all. That’s why we’re proud to offer a number of financial options to make treatment affordable no matter who you are. We’re proud to accept most major forms of insurance, and we’ll work with you and your insurance company to help you get the most out of your benefits. If your dental plan cover traditional orthodontic treatment, you should also qualify for Invisalign.
In addition to insurance, we’re proud to offer a variety of payment options to make even out-of-pocket treatment costs more affordable. We offer in-house, no interest financing plans, full payment with a courtesy discount, and automatic credit card payments in addition to accepting insurance, making it easy for anyone to afford treatment.
An Investment in Your Smile
Ultimately, choosing to get Invisalign treatment isn’t just about buying a product – it’s investing in an improvement in your quality of life. A new smile brings a boost of confidence, happiness, and self-esteem that radiates through every aspect of your private and professional life, making everything from first dates to presentations at work feel easier.
Big events like weddings, graduations, reunions, vacations and life itself can make each memory a treasure to smile about. Best of all, once you finish your treatment course, your new smile will last a lifetime – so you’ll get to enjoy the benefits of your Invisalign treatment for decades to come.
How it Works
1. Getting to Know You
Your first visit to our office is the beginning of your orthodontic journey, and we’re just as excited as you! We take complimentary Xrays and images of your teeth and Dr. Stormberg performs a thorough examination of your teeth, mouth, and gums.
2. Custom Treatment Plan
Dr. Stormberg creates a customized treatment plan for each patient to ensure you reach your full smile potential! At Stormberg Orthodontics, we want to help you get the smile that you love with treatment as convenient as possible.
3. Your New Smile
We pride ourselves on giving our patients beautiful, healthy smiles that last a lifetime and that dedication doesn’t end when your braces are removed. Stormberg Orthodontics offers a variety of retainer options to find the best fit for your smile and lifestyle.
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Answers To Your FAQs From Dr. Kurt Stormberg
American Association of Orthodontists recommend you should schedule your child’s first appointment by age 7. Orthodontic treatment and a child’s growth can complement each other. By timing orthodontic treatment to predictable stages of dental development, the orthodontist may be able to take advantage of your child’s growth and development. Some problems that can be treated quite well in a growing child may require corrective surgery or permanent teeth to be extracted if treated after growth has occurred.
Before you leave, be sure to have all the necessary information needed to complete our new patient forms, including your insurance information. Then, Dr. Stormberg will complete the examination, which can include X-rays and photographs, to properly diagnose you or your child’s condition. If you want to learn even more about what happens, you can find more information on our First Visit page.
Dr. Stormberg will thoroughly explain your options to you after he completes the exam, and will recommend the best course of treatment. You’ll learn the answers to five important questions during your consultation appointment, including:
- Is there an orthodontic issue, and if so, what is it?
- What treatment is needed to correct the problem? Can braces and/or Invisalign correct the problem?
- Will any teeth need to be removed?
- How long will treatment take?
- How much will treatment cost?
We can only determine treatment costs after your initial consultation is completed, as each patient’s case is unique. You can learn more about our Financing & Insurance policies on our website, or speak to one of our staff members at the office. We’ll review your financing options with you, and will work with you to maximize your insurance benefits.
Adult orthodontics is becoming more common, as orthodontic treatment helps increase overall happiness level, health, and self-esteem. It’s never too late for a beautiful smile!
FAQs from Dr. Kurt Stormberg
FAQs from Dr. Kurt Stormberg
American Association of Orthodontists recommend you should schedule your child’s first appointment by age 7.
Orthodontic treatment and a child’s growth can complement each other. By timing orthodontic treatment to predictable stages of dental development, the orthodontist may be able to take advantage of your child’s growth and development. Some problems that can be treated quite well in a growing child may require corrective surgery or permanent teeth to be extracted if treated after growth has occurred.
FAQs from Dr. Kurt Stormberg
FAQs from Dr. Kurt Stormberg
FAQs from Dr. Kurt Stormberg
Because each patient is different, treatment time with Invisalign varies. You could be in treatment for as little as 6 months or as long as 24 months – it all depends on the specific type of orthodontic problem you have and how compliant you are wearing your aligners and keeping your scheduled appointments.
Yes. In order for Invisalign to work as it’s designed, you must wear your aligners for up to 22 hours each day. You can remove them when eating and when brushing & flossing. You can also take them out temporarily for those special occasions such as interviews or school photos as long as you put them right back in afterward.
Invisalign aligners are designed to be removed when eating. One of the greatest benefits associated with Invisalign is the fact that there are no food restrictions whatsoever. You can continue enjoying all your favorite foods including hard-crusted breads, corn-on-the-cob, etc. as long as you take your aligners out before eating, but be sure to at least rinse, if not brush and rinse, before replacing your Invisalign trays. Any foods with color or food coloring (coffee, tea, red sauce, curry, sodas) can be on your teeth and slowly stain your attachments and/or trays.
When you first start wearing Invisalign, you may notice that your speech is not as clear as it normally is. This is nothing to panic about, as you simply must get used to wearing the aligners. Just spend a bit of time speaking or singing out loud while wearing your aligners and before you know it, your speech will return to normal.
No, chewing gum is not a good idea because it will stick to your aligners and make a big mess.
FAQs from Dr. Kurt Stormberg
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