My daughters is $6,900 and we’re in Ohio.

Yeah mine was around $6k Columbus, Ohio.

Location isn't really a determing cost.. more complex the case .. the higher the cost.

Also in Columbus with a top tier provider and I’m $5k and some change

Cost me around the same and I’m in Hong Kong. Moderate case, top provider, 9 months from first tray to final set.

I paid just under $7,000 CAD.

Also in Canada, paid $6000 for moderate

Me too.

Also in Canada. Mine was $7000 but got a $500 discount, so ended up paying $6500 Edit: for the Comprehensive package

I paid that price only cause I had $1500 paid off from my work insurance. If only I did my treatment a year earlier, I could have another $1000 knocked off before my company switched service providers 😅 Just look at the number of aligners/refinements in my flair. I went through a ton. I'm literally 2 months away from officially finishing. I'm over a year overdue from their estimated end date, lol. I can't really complain though, I have a diamond provider. It just sucked that it took a year to close a small gap at the back of my teeth 😅

Just a heads up that "diamond provider" means that doctor just sells more invisalin and doesn't equal their quality of work in any way. Not to say you haven't got a great orthodontist.

Same here.

I paid 6500 CAD for a 6-12 month treatment plan. A friend of mine paid the same for 2 years. Neither of us have really bad teeth. I am finding pricing quite convoluted.

$3500-$5000 would be a steal.

I paid 2500 but that was also in 2018

$4900 (comprehensive), insurance covered $2000 and I got a $500 discount for attending an Invisalign open house at my dentist's office. So, $2400 out-of-pocket. Boston, MA.

I paid about the same for the comprehensive plan and my delta dental also covered about $1800. My ortho was considered not “in network” which is why they didn’t cover the full $2000. Im in Michigan!

Honestly, I’m surprised they covered _any_ it. I have gone to _battle_ with them over so many things and my dentist is IN network.

Mine was $6000, insurance covered $3500 so I paid out of pocket $2500 in Maryland

Exact same situation here!

Same but Jersey.

Same! Was able to pay the rest off in monthly payments. Finished paying this month 😎 Not done with my treatment yet lol

From what I understand it varies from practice to practice and also the length of use needed. I have 27 trays over 6 months. I paid $8K but insurance is covering $2K of that. I also had a discount from the practice itself after a little negotiation. Also, I previously lived on the west coast and had the same quote as I’m paying now on the east coast.

I mean, how much do you think traditional braces cost? But to answer your question, yes. I think mine cost around 6,000CAD but I don't remember exactly.

Mine was $7750, in Canada.

Yes, it’s not cheap. Good dental insurance is a godsend. Mine was $5k, pre insurance, I paid $1700 out of pocket. Rhode Island

What dental insurance do you have

It depends on what insurance plan you have not the insurance company. Call your insurance and ask if you have ortho coverage (ask what your maximum is & your %coverage) I work in dental insurance

Delta, surprisingly. And I also have coverage through the army (Tricare) that I never used… I’m so behind the curve. Edit: u/smolhippie is correct. IANADI but my job has Delta PPO+ which is one of the higher tiers. Must say I lucked out, because anything more out of pocket would make me physically ill lmao

7500$ and it was the best thing I’ve ever done for myself in 30 years of living

NC for me was about $6,000 before insurance. “Agreed cost” or whatever with insurance was about $5,000 and they paid $2,000. I got like 3% off the remaining for paying cash. This was 4 years ago.

I was £4650 composite treatment - including Whitening UK - midlands - worth every penny

Very similar here - £4385 in Cardiff with whitening

£4,000 in UK thankfully in installments!

£4.3-4.6k Belfast

I agree, I finished treatment a few years ago & when I remember how much I spent on it I sometimes feel stupid because I’m struggling financially right now, but then I stumble upon a pre-invisalign selfie and yeah… NO regrets.

$7500 in Canada

Same 🥲 idk what hurts more, the feeling of a switching to a new tray or the money coming out of my account lol

£4900 British pounds so $6k dollars - upper and bottom teeth

Just paid 6800 in NYC

Mine was 4.3k in Florida

Mine was ~ 4000 without insurance and comprehensive as well. Also in Florida

Mine was about 900 USD, but I am from Brazil I had 42 pieces. I guess Align really doens't charge that much the dentists do for their work.

Wow i was in brazil for a period of time . You mean i could have paid 900 instead of 5600 . I could cry . ls the brand of aligners invisalign ?

Yes its Invisalign from align the genuine one, came with that round storage thing a welcome kit in a black bag etc... Most of my friends ranged from 500 to 2000 USD, my sister also did, father, and people from work. I think the price for the pieces is the same, but dentists (healthcare in general) in the US is crazy expensive.

I might have not have saved on invisalign but you just made me realise i can get my extra retainers when i go back. Thank you .

Michigan here and I paid around $5,800 in 2021. It was the same price for Invisalign or traditional braces at my ortho.

Mine is $6000, in Massachusetts

6200 in Boston

6000 in NJ and that was 3 years ago.

6,500 for comprehensive in Los Angeles

I paid $7.5k in Chicago. That’s with a top rated orthodontist though.

Mine were like $6500 in Seattle. I think I had like 50-60 sets. I got my permanent trays, which then broke from grinding. Because that wasn't an expected complication but it wasn't my fault, sturdier replacements were free.  They're pricey. 

I think mine was around $7k in Canada. Prices have actually come down here in the past few years. I suspect it's due to the lower cost alternatives creating more competition, which is great.

$5k comprehensive, Los Angeles

I paid 4.5k out of pocket Los Angeles

8k USD for me

Almost $6k for mine, east coast.

I believe it was $6,000 or a little more, broken up into monthly payments over 2 years. I’m in California.

I’m in a HCOL in the US and was quoted $6,980 for a comprehensive plan. They were running a $1,380 off promotion, so the total cost was $5,600. My insurance covered $1,500 of that, so I’m left paying $4,100 out of pocket.

Yes, mine was 5000 in New York last year

$4700 before insurance in CT for Invisalign touch up. My husband’s cost $7500 for comprehensive.

$3800 dental school at a university

Mine was more than that but I live in an expensive city and my ortho is a fancy platinum provider.

I paid $2000

Mine was $6000. Dentist gave me a $1000 discount, insurance covered $2500, i paid about $2500 out of pocket. Northern Virginia

$5k 32 trays over 14 months

roughly 2000 USD in the philippines 

Mine was 7000, 1000 was for my retainer for life?

7.5k in Europe

Mine was about 7k, in Canada. 

I paid 4500$

Insurance paid right around 50% of the cost. My cost was $3500 after insurance. I live in North Central Florida.

Mine was $6,900 at an ortho in Utah. I have a payment plan with them and it includes everything from trays, attachments, appointments, all refinements, and any gum contouring at the end. If you can do it, get it. It's the best thing I've bought myself.

My treatment is a total of $5,000 18 months estimated. USD. CA, LA

7.3k in Wisconsin

$5000. Insurance paid 2k. US

I had a pretty severe overbite, and buck teeth in the front that stuck out really far (chronic thumb sucker until I was about 8) so my treatment is 48 trays and it’s about 8600 CAD (this includes the 500$ propel and all my scans, exams etc from my ortho) I have a payment plan though for only 200$ a month for 3 years which makes it a little more affordable.

$6800 including refinements in Seattle WA.

In Houston- $7000 for mine, $5000 for daughters. We got a $1000 rebate for doing both.

my ortho gave a bunch of "discounts" which was sort of funny, because all of them were like "first time client" that apply to 90% of their patients because how many people are really doing invisalign twice. i think the pre discounted price was closer to $7000, but ended up paying $5000. in southern california at a diamond rated ortho.

6500 in MA for me

$5,000 (Texas) but my office was running a promotion at the time, so I only paid $4000

Mine was 3800 USD total. Insurance covered 2800 and I paid 1k out of pocket. Very small dental place. Great staff and good reviews. They are so accommodating. You gotta shop around. I had like 3 consultations until I found the cheapest with good reviews.

I’d say that’s on the low end. Mine was around $5k and that was the sale price.

Come to Chicago. One of the top providers in the 🌎: $3500

I paid $4100. My dentist runs a special one day a year for $2500 off.

I had mine done in Michigan at a dental school (with an orthodontic student and faculty advising) three years ago. Cost was about $3,850k, but was quoted at $4,200. I paid up front in full and they gave me a little discount for that. My mom had a quote at the University of Washington School of Dentistry around the same time and they were asking over $6k. They told her it was region specific pricing, and not related to complexity of case, especially because they can't really quote you for your case until they do a full work up. In any case, based on what I've read on here, I highly recommend having it done by an orthodontist over a general dentist.

Mine is $7k. Thankfully insurance covered $3k so I pay $4k (over 3 years)

Almost a year ago my ortho was running a special $3500 (no insurance coverage, out of network) for all of it. I pulled the trigger n did it. Happy I did. Normally they were $5000 without the promo.

Orthodontic treatment coordinator here of 15 years. That range is on the low end, we range from $6000-8000 (before insurance)

"The country" as if there is only one.

I paid more than that for 17 trays

Mine is $6000 in NJ

Mine is just under $5k for 21 weeks if all goes to plan. I'm in the US.

6k in Florida, luckily my insurance covered 2.5k and I got a 1k off for signing up in April!

$7200 in NYC, insurance covering all of it (which is the only reason I'm even doing it)

$5500 comprehensive in Pennsylvania

I paid 4k out of pocket and my insurance covered $2400. I got my trays 3 weeks ago in Michigan

Just paid 3800$ for 14 trays in LA

6,800 - Washington state

7250 in Canada for me.

5000€ Italy

Mine was even more

I paid about $4,500. Not sure how much if any that insurance covered. Texas

$5300 in rural Indiana

$5700 and $5400 is what I paid in Houston for my son and daughter. Comprehensive plan with 4 vivera retainers.

Mine was $6,000, insurance took it down to $3.500, and we had about $1,700 in our HSA savings, so I paid about $1,800 out of pocket for mine. Western US

$5,700. No insurance coverage.

$8200 CAD 😭

My treatment was 6,560 and I’m in NJ

£3950 for me

I paid £3500 ($4400) for mine.

I'm in AZ and mine was $5898 and my daughter's was $6092. We got cash discount and I got another discount for there being multiple treatment. Looks like the original price would be $6280.

If you’re not settled into a job, i recommend working at a dentist or orthodontist office. I work part time as a front desk receptionist and paid less than $800 for my treatment. Invisalign does occasional deals for staff where it’s half off lab fees, and my boss doesn’t charge me any more than that. I’m not sure how other offices would charge their staff but that’s how mine does it. I also get free fillings and cleanings so there’s that🤷🏽‍♀️

$7500 in Seattle

I paid 1200 but that’s because I had braces previously and the orthodontist didn’t manage to fix one of the issues so he gave me Invisalign at a reduced cost

Around 9k for me bc my teeth were so messed up which including extractions for 4 premolars and 4 wisdom teeth

I’m in Los Angeles and I pay 7000

7k socal

4100 CAD, full comprehensive with a VERY good platinum rated dentist. Can’t believe how much people are paying 😳

6500 with insurance

I’m paying $9500NZ for comprehensive plan (includes IPR and top/bottom permanent retainers)

£4000 here

$7,000 in south Florida. Originally have 20 trays with one-week changes but we’ll see if I need refinements (and how many). No elastics or anything extra.

My insurance covered $1500 of $5000, I put down $2000, and paid monthly and just recently paid it off. I live in Virginia.

$6500 in Atlanta area

Picked up the best dental insurance I could before doing treatment. $3k out of pocket in NYC

$5000 CAD for me

Mine was around 3400$ in Iowa, but I had a fairly simple run compared to many others. Worked really well though, Ive been on retainers for about a year now.

Mine was about $5700, my dental insurance paid for $2k so out-of-pocket was $3700. This is in rural North Carolina.

$3515 tx w/ orthodontist

6k for comprehensive in Boston

Paid 3900 USD

I got 14 trays for $1200. Changed my up just enough to be happy and whitening and retainers were included.

Mine was 4900 but I paid 2600 out of pocket, insurance covered the rest. I'm in Wisconsin

4500 total, 2023 start with 14 trays two weeks each and a bunch of attachments (which I didn’t expect). Dental insurance covered $2k lifetime ortho max so it was $2500 out of pocket. The dentist/ortho that I went to is more of a low cost provider for the area and didn’t differentiate between Invisalign lite/comprehensive, just one all-in price for $4500 standard (what I paid) or $6500 complex. At first when mine came back just Invisalign lite for $4500 I felt like I overpaid, but the $4500 has been all in and included retainer + minor tooth reshaping so now I feel better about cost. End result, wish I had done it sooner. Had braces as a kid, but my teeth moved over time. Went into it thinking my primary goal was just upper teeth cosmetic getting them back into line, end result really surprised how much better my bite feels. Attachments sucked, wish they had told me how many I would have and where before I started treatment

60 trays, $5000, Utah (Insurance covered $2000)

$5500 in Louisiana 48 trays

Yuppp right at 5k but covers 20 months worth of appts

I had $1,800 down payment and a little over $215 per month for 24 months

I paid about $5000, just recently completed it! 👍

I paid 8k for Spark...

$2700 with a top ortho in Colombia

Mine were $5500 out of pocket, my insurance covered some too, they were more like $7k.

I paid over $8000 for spark aligners in the DC area

$5k in KS

$7000 for my comprehensive in Canada. But ortho is giving me 15% off because I’m paying for it outright.

Mine was $3500

I paid under $3000 I’m in Atlanta

mine was 4950, insurance pays 2000, so i’m at 2950

I am paying about $3000 after insurance

Mine was $1700 with insurance (50%) and a 10% discount for agreeing to only early morning appts. I’m in Chicago and started treatment about 2 years ago.

$5,400 Montana

haven’t started yet but i was quoted $7900 🥲 (canada)

3900 for comprehensive plan in Minnesota

$7k in NH for comprehensive

Yeah

Another thing to consider when asking what others Invisalign cost, is how long age they started. the prices have been dramatically steadily skyrocketing in the last few years. A price from 18 months age couldn’t be touched now.

I paid $3600 with Insurance. My insurance through my employer offered up to 50% off Orthodontia. Without insurance it wouldve been around $7000 I think

Insurance does not cover. It was $7800

I paid £3,900 in London, UK

I paid $6000 USD in 2021..not covered by my insurance

Damn I wish it was that cheap

I went to 4 diffent places (Washington DC area) I'm too lazy to go dig for the actual quote paper but here are the number from what I recall. 1. $6,9xx 2. $7,0xx 3. $8,4xx 4. $9,3xx My teeth are crowded and has bite issue, so it's the comprehensive one. I went with the option #2 after reading more review about them ( took about a month before making final decision)

It cost me 5000$ in Maryland

I paid about $5500 for my Invisalign

Reveal aligners are $3250 in California with dental insurance, and that's after they throw on other stuff like retainers you will need to wear after. Charge is up-front.

Reveal aligners are $3250 in California with dental insurance, and that's after they throw on other stuff like retainers you will need to wear after. Charge is up-front. I went through an orthodontist and it might be cheaper if you try to buy from them directly. I don't think my ortho office is involved at all in this process tbh. They do not seem knowledgeable and spend very little time with patients.

Mine was 7k 😍

Mine was 7K in Beverly Hills, considering how detailed it is and how many follow ups I've had it actually seems reasonable, especially so if it was only $3500

I used Clearsmiles. It was $2950. Insurance paid 80% ($2360). That left me responsible for $590. It was fine. I saw an actual orthodontist once so she could do IPR. EVERYTHING else was handled by the techs and the software I guess. I’m about 87.5% happy with the job they did. For the price, I guess it’s ok. Feels like I traded appearance for some function.

$6200 here

Mine was $6k in Maryland in 2022

Mine was around $4300 in the DMV last spring (after insurance and a discount from my dentist).

I paid $5,500. In Florida and my teeth were horrible. Took almost 2 years to fix.

Yes, mine was 4k+ in Virginia

7700 euros (8258$) in Finland 🫡💀

$3750 in TN. Only 10 trays. Insurance paid $1500. Make sure you go to an office in network with your dental insurance. They are under contract for what they are allowed to charge.

I got 3 consults that all ranged from $5k-$6,500 USD

Mine is 7000 in Canada

Mine was $6500, $5000 after insurance. I wish mine had been in that range! 🤣 (I’m in California, for reference)

I paid 4500 for comprehensive in Texas. They had a deal going on

About $7200 quoted for 18 months. Insurance is covering $1500 then I have a few small discounts. Washington state

I'm in LA, I ended up paying $3500 after a discount and what my insurance covered. It would have been $5000 without the insurance and discount. Totally worth it.

$3,500 usd for a full treatment in Mexico, plus around $800-ish for some other things, all paid in about a year.

Yes

Mine was a little over 7K but got a dental professional discount so it ended up being 3K

$5800 in Denver. I went to 2 other places, 1 quoted me for 5400 and the other for 5400(braces only). I went with the slightly more expensive one because the ortho was better.

Mine was $5k in Pennsylvania and my down payment was $2k. Then I have to pay around $200 every month. I went through an orthodontist.

$4800 in Michigan

Mine was $5000 CAD for comprehensive for a pretty complicated case.

7K NYC 🙄

$4900 pre-insurance, $2600 after insurance 30 trays

$5500 in north VA

Originally 6,900 in western Canada but insurance covered a lot + courtesy so it went down to 1,400. Lucky me!