Invisalign Clear Aligners – North Attleborough, MA

See the Clear Difference!

There are a lot of people who want to fix their misaligned teeth but who aren’t interested in wire and bracket braces. If that’s you, the team at Attleboro Dental Group can show you the clear difference that Invisalign aligners can make!

People in North Attleborough can benefit from our incredible expertise, and with multiple incredible dentists on staff, we’re happy to walk you through the Invisalign process every step of the way. If you’re interested, reach out to us for a consultation, and we’ll show you what we can do.

Why Choose Attleboro Dental Group for Invisalign?

Team of Several Experienced Dentists Who Will Work With You
Make Use of Mess-free Digital Impression Systems
We Accept Insurance and Have Financing Options Available

How Invisalign Works

Young woman putting on her Invisalign aligner

Invisalign aligners are a set of clear, customized plastic trays designed to fit over the teeth. Much like traditional braces, they apply constant pressure to push teeth into alignment.

While braces use a single wire that is gradually tightened, Invisalign makes use of a series of progressively tighter trays, each of which is worn for 7-14 days at a time.

While Invisalign trays can be removed for cleaning and eating, it’s recommended that you wear them for 20-22 hours a day to feel their full effect. If you do, you should be able to get the straight smile you’re looking for within 12-18 months—much less than traditional braces.

Indications for Invisalign

Dentist showing her patient an Invisalign aligner

Invisalign is very powerful, but it’s best suited to addressing moderate misalignment. Your dentist at Attleboro Dental Group would be able to tell you more at your consultation, but here are some signs Invisalign could be right for you:

Crowded Teeth

Crowded teeth, i.e. teeth that are pushed too close together, can both affect your appearance and make oral hygiene harder. Invisalign can gently nudge the teeth apart, straightening your smile.

Gaps Between Teeth

Gapped teeth aren’t necessarily a health concern, but some people don’t love how they look or are just tired of food getting caught in them. Clear aligners can easily push gapped teeth together.

Bite Alignment

If you have an overbite, underbite, or crossbite, it could potentially lead to chronic jaw pain or difficulty speaking correctly. With the help of attachments, Invisalign aligners can correct bite problems.

The Benefits of Invisalign

There are a few ways to straighten out teeth, but Invisalign has risen in recent decades to become one of the most popular. Here are some reasons why that’s the case:

Invisalign aligners are remarkably subtle, so much so that people won’t even be able to tell you’re wearing them.
You can take off your aligners to eat, allowing you to avoid dietary restrictions.
Removable aligners mean that hygiene is easy.
You need fewer check-ins with your dentist compared to traditional braces.
There are no brackets or wires, which makes Invisalign aligners comfortable to wear.

If this sounds appealing, give us a call. We’ll set you up with a consultation and talk you through whether Invisalign is the right option for you.

Understanding the Cost of Invisalign

If you’re interested in straightening out your smile with Invisalign, you’re undoubtedly also wondering about how it can fit into your budget. It's best to consider how much you can expect to spend to avoid any surprises down the line. To get a clear picture of how much you’re likely to pay, contact our office so we can schedule you for a consultation. To help answer your questions until then, here’s what you should know about how much Invisalign can cost.

Factors That Affect the Cost of Invisalign

Since every Invisalign treatment is different, the total cost can vary from person to person. A few factors that contribute to the number on the price tag include:

Whether you are treating one or two arches.
The complexity of the case. Addressing a single gap can be much simpler than straightening out several crooked teeth.
Longer treatments require more aligners, making them more expensive.
Neglecting to comply with the treatment can cause significant delays that contribute to the total cost.

Invisalign vs. Mail-In Aligners: Which Costs More?

Recently several companies have tried to compete with traditional orthodontic services by offering mail-in “do it yourself” aligners. Invisalign treatments usually cost anywhere between $3,000 and $8,000. If you’re looking for a cheap and quick fix, mail-in aligners, which often cost less than $2,000, may be what you’re looking for.

However, you should also remember that these DIY orthodontic treatments involve little or no help from a trained professional. This creates a significant risk of user error that can lead to long-term oral health consequences that might require expensive professional intervention anyway. Our dentists in Attleboro personally tend to each of our patients’ Invisalign treatments, giving them the peace of mind that comes with knowing that your treatment is in good hands. With service of this quality, the extra expense is easily worth it.!

Does Dental Insurance Cover Invisalign?

Not all dental insurance plans cover orthodontic treatments, and Invisalign isn’t usually included. However, some insurance companies will cover at least part of the cost of Invisalign treatment, and our team will be happy to help you check with your provider. We accept nearly all plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield, Altus, Delta Dental, and Cigna.

Options for Making Invisalign Affordable

We also offer flexible financing plans for all of our services through Wisetack. These plans come with little to no interest, allowing you to pay a fixed amount of your bill every month. It only takes about thirty seconds for qualifying patients to be pre-approved.

Our team is eager to help you address alignment issues and enjoy a healthier and more beautiful smile, and we’re willing to work with you on the financial details. Scheduling a consultation is the best way to get an accurate idea of how much your Invisalign treatment will cost.