The honest truth is that Invisalign cost varies from person to person, because it depends on how much movement your teeth need and how long your treatment runs. A few minor corrections cost less than a full-arch case that takes well over a year. Anyone who quotes you a flat price before looking at your teeth is guessing, so we would rather give you a real number based on a real scan.
What Goes Into the Price
Your fee reflects the number of aligners your plan needs, the length of treatment, and any refinement aligners to perfect the details at the end. At your free consultation, Dr. James Willis uses an iTero scan, a small wand that builds a 3D model of your teeth with no putty impressions, to map your case and give you a clear, itemized estimate before you decide anything.
Ways to Pay
Dental Insurance
Many dental plans put Invisalign toward the same orthodontic benefit as braces. We accept Delta Dental Premier, Cigna, and United Concordia, and we will help you check what your plan covers.
FSA & HSA Dollars
Invisalign is an eligible expense for most flexible spending and health savings accounts, so you can put pre-tax dollars toward your new smile.
CareCredit & Payment Plans
CareCredit and our 0% interest payment plans let you spread the cost into manageable monthly amounts instead of paying everything up front.
A Smart Long-Term Investment
Straighter teeth are easier to keep clean, which can mean fewer cavities and healthier gums down the road. When you weigh the cost, it helps to think of Invisalign as an investment in years of easier care and a smile you feel good about, not just a one-time expense.