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The average cost to get Invisalign ranges from $3,000 to $7,000. Most people pay about $5,000. The price depends on the condition of the person’s teeth. Your insurance can reduce the cost.
Invisalign applies force on the whole tooth. Doing so makes Invisalign better than braces for many individuals. Aligners are more comfortable than braces.
Invisalign is removable so that you can eat or drink anything you want. You brush or floss more efficiently than you can with braces.
Invisalign can be cheaper than braces in some cases. Metal braces average $3,000 to $6,000. Ceramic or lingual braces range from $4,000 to $10,000.
The condition of your mouth determines whether you qualify for Invisalign. Crowded teeth and gaps between teeth are eligible conditions.
Aligners correct problems such as moderate overbite, underbite, crossbite, and open bite. Some complex dental conditions may require braces instead.
Your orthodontist will help you determine if Invisalign is worth getting. Aligners correct many teeth problems with minimal discomfort. They do not damage or stain teeth or injure your mouth.
Invisalign straightens even very crooked teeth. In some cases, they work better than braces because they aren’t attached to your teeth. Aligners are also ideal for straightening teeth that are chipped or jagged.
The biggest disadvantage of Invisalign is that wearing them requires self-discipline. They must stay in your mouth for the prescribed time.
It’s necessary to remove them to eat or drink most foods or beverages. Some people misplace them. Aligners are cleaned separately rather than as part of your usual oral hygiene.
