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The team at Winchester offers a breadth of orthodontic services to meet the needs of kids, teens, and adults. Helping our patients reveal confident smiles through tailored orthodontic treatment plans is our goal. If you’re looking for braces or Invisalign® aligner options from a family orthodontist near you, book your FREE consultation online or by phone today.
- Convenient scheduling and progress tracking through Smile Doctors Anywhere app
- Affordable monthly payment options and discounts are available for qualifying patients
- Most dental insurance plans accepted
- Shenandoah Valley Orthodontics in Winchester, VA proudly serves the communities in the following zip codes: 22602, 22655, 22601, 22603, 22656
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1705 Amherst St,
Ste 103,
Winchester, VA, 22601-3346
540-667-9662
Monday - Friday: 8am-5pm
Saturday: 9am-1:30pm
About Our Office
The team at Winchester offers a breadth of orthodontic services to meet the needs of kids, teens, and adults. Helping our patients reveal confident smiles through tailored orthodontic treatment plans is our goal. If you’re looking for braces or Invisalign® aligner options from a family orthodontist near you, book your FREE consultation online or by phone today.
- Convenient scheduling and progress tracking through Smile Doctors Anywhere app
- Affordable monthly payment options and discounts are available for qualifying patients
- Most dental insurance plans accepted
- Shenandoah Valley Orthodontics in Winchester, VA proudly serves the communities in the following zip codes: 22602, 22655, 22601, 22603, 22656
Book a ConsultationSee Current Offers
1705 Amherst St,
Ste 103,
Winchester, VA, 22601-3346
540-667-9662
Monday - Friday: 8am-5pm
Saturday: 9am-1:30pm
Orthodontic Services Available
Braces
Shenandoah Valley Orthodontics offers metal and ceramic braces to suit our patient’s needs. Our orthodontists can develop a custom orthodontic treatment plan for kids, teens, and adults.
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Invisalign® Aligners
A clear alternative to traditional braces, Invisalign® aligners are a convenient choice for adults and teens looking to discreetly straighten their teeth with clear aligners.
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Smile Express®
Get the smile of your dreams in six months or less with Smile Express! Learn how our local orthodontists can help adults touch up their smile with aligners shipped straight to your door.
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Retainers
Keep your smile beautiful with clear or fixed retainers from Shenandoah Valley Orthodontics. Our orthodontists can fit a new or existing patient for a retainer and offer retainer repairs and replacements if needed.
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The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) recommends children see an orthodontist by age 7. Our RISING STAR program provides children ages 5-10 with complimentary, early care.
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Meet Our Orthodontists in Winchester
Dr. Damon DeArment
Dr. DeArment grew up locally and attended John Handley High School. He went on to graduate from the University of Richmond with a Bachelor of Science degree in biology and was inducted into the prestigious Phi Beta Kappa honor society. He then received his dental degree from Virginia Commonwealth University while finishing at the top of the class. He completed his orthodontic residency program at the University of Louisville, which is recognized as one of the top clinical training programs in the country. He then returned to Winchester and began practicing in 1996.
He purchased the practice of Dr. John Goodloe and established Shenandoah Valley Orthodontics in 2006. Dr. DeArment was one of the first groups of orthodontists in the nation to become Invisalign® certified in 2000. Dr. DeArment and Shenandoah Valley Orthodontics have been designated as a “Top 1% Invisalign Provider in North America.” Shenandoah Valley Orthodontics is perennially recognized by voters as the “Best Orthodontic Practice” in the Shenandoah Valley by Virginia Living magazine, the Winchester Star and the Northern Virginia Daily newspapers.
He is passionate about pleasing his patients and ensuring they achieve the most beautiful smile possible while also improving their self-esteem and confidence. Dr. DeArment is proud to be a member of the American Dental Association® and the American Association of Orthodontists, as well as various regional and state dental and orthodontic associations. He is a past president of the Virginia Association of Orthodontists.
Giving back to the community and volunteerism is especially important to him. He has served on various committees and fundraising campaigns at Braddock Street United Methodist Church. He is a past president of the Handley Judges Athletic Association (JAA) and a founding member and the first president of the Winchester Education Foundation (WEF). He was awarded “Rookie of the Year” by the United Way of the Northern Shenandoah Valley. He is currently serving as the chairman of the annual fundraising campaign for the United Way of the Northern Shenandoah Valley, and he is also vice-chair of its board of directors.
He met his wife, Nancy, in dental school. She is a general dentist in Winchester. Together, they have four daughters, Olivia, Natalie, AnneElyse and Audrey. Dr. DeArment tries to stay as active as he can by enjoying fitness training, biking, tennis, skiing, working outside, painting, traveling and attending sports events. He enjoys any activity that involves spending quality time with family. He is an avid Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Penguins fan, and he also roots for his daughters’ college teams (Penn State, University of South Carolina and Wake Forest).
Dr. Dan Lill
Dr. Lill has been specializing in orthodontics since 2003. His passion lies in creating life-changing smile transformations unmatched in the orthodontic community while providing a “WOW” experience for all patients. He is considered a top orthodontic provider worldwide using the latest digital technologies available. Building relationships with patients through their orthodontic journey provides him the drive to do his best for them and inspire them to create their own smile story to be more in life.
He grew up in Rochester, New York, and he earned his undergraduate degree from Pennsylvania State University. He then spent four years working in two trauma centers, building upon his interest in caring for others that started in his teens as a volunteer medic. He graduated summa cum laude with his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the Medical College of Virginia. He then completed a certificate program in Advanced Education in General Dentistry and earned a certificate and Master of Science degree in orthodontics from the Medical College of Virginia before joining Dr. DeArment and the SVO team in Winchester and Front Royal.
Dr. Lill has published research in the American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics and gives public and professional lectures on oral health topics. He is an active member of the American Association of Orthodontists, Virginia Association of Orthodontists, and the Southern Association of Orthodontists. He is currently on the board and president-elect of the VA Orthodontic Education and Research Foundation.
Away from the office, Dr. Lill actively supports area schools’ education and athletic programs, as well as various local United Way activities by generously donating his time, skills and resources. He is an accomplished licensed travel soccer coach with Blue Ridge United, currently the chairman of the board, and is passionate about coaching youth soccer. In his spare time, he enjoys lake life, boating, gas-free driving, cooking, playing sports and supporting the Penn State, Steelers and Penguins teams. Most importantly, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Leslie, and their four children, Andrew, Jordan, and twin boys Matthew and Brayden.
Dr. Sonny Song
Dr. Sonny Song was born in Taiwan and raised in Southern Illinois with his parents and two younger siblings. His initial interest in orthodontics stemmed from witnessing his close friend undergo treatment and seeing the profound effect it had on her confidence and self-esteem. His decision to pursue orthodontics was later cemented after shadowing an orthodontist in college over the summer. The unique amalgamation of art, science and the personal connections formed with patients was something that appealed to Dr. Song.
Dr. Song received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign majoring in psychology and minoring in business and chemistry. He then went on to pursue his master’s degree from the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, IL. Dr. Song obtained his Doctorate of Dental Medicine at Southern Illinois University graduating with magna cum laude distinction. During his time there, he was honored with awards from the American Association of Orthodontics (AAO), Illinois State Dental Society Foundation and Psi Omega International Dental Fraternity. He earned his specialty certificate in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics from the prestigious Eastman Institute for Oral Health at the University of Rochester and Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, NY. Dr. Song has completed the board certification process and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics.
OUTSIDE OF THE OFFICE
When he’s not creating beautiful smiles, you’ll find Dr. Song making a mess in the kitchen experimenting with new recipes, hitting on the tennis court, traveling, and trying out local eateries in the DMV area. Giving back to the community is something deeply important to Dr. Song. Over the years, he has volunteered with the Ronald McDonald House, Mission of Mercy and Give Kids a Smile program.
FUN FACTS
Favorite Food: Anything with truffles
If I weren’t an orthodontist, I would be: A food blogger
Something that makes me smile: Sharing my kitchen creations with family and friends
Favorite Sports Team: Chicago Bulls
Meet Our Orthodontists in Winchester
Dr. Damon DeArment
Dr. DeArment grew up locally and attended John Handley High School. He went on to graduate from the University of Richmond with a Bachelor of Science degree in biology and was inducted into the prestigious Phi Beta Kappa honor society. He then received his dental degree from Virginia Commonwealth University while finishing at the top of the class. He completed his orthodontic residency program at the University of Louisville, which is recognized as one of the top clinical training programs in the country. He then returned to Winchester and began practicing in 1996.
He purchased the practice of Dr. John Goodloe and established Shenandoah Valley Orthodontics in 2006. Dr. DeArment was one of the first groups of orthodontists in the nation to become Invisalign® certified in 2000. Dr. DeArment and Shenandoah Valley Orthodontics have been designated as a “Top 1% Invisalign Provider in North America.” Shenandoah Valley Orthodontics is perennially recognized by voters as the “Best Orthodontic Practice” in the Shenandoah Valley by Virginia Living magazine, the Winchester Star and the Northern Virginia Daily newspapers.
He is passionate about pleasing his patients and ensuring they achieve the most beautiful smile possible while also improving their self-esteem and confidence. Dr. DeArment is proud to be a member of the American Dental Association® and the American Association of Orthodontists, as well as various regional and state dental and orthodontic associations. He is a past president of the Virginia Association of Orthodontists.
Giving back to the community and volunteerism is especially important to him. He has served on various committees and fundraising campaigns at Braddock Street United Methodist Church. He is a past president of the Handley Judges Athletic Association (JAA) and a founding member and the first president of the Winchester Education Foundation (WEF). He was awarded “Rookie of the Year” by the United Way of the Northern Shenandoah Valley. He is currently serving as the chairman of the annual fundraising campaign for the United Way of the Northern Shenandoah Valley, and he is also vice-chair of its board of directors.
He met his wife, Nancy, in dental school. She is a general dentist in Winchester. Together, they have four daughters, Olivia, Natalie, AnneElyse and Audrey. Dr. DeArment tries to stay as active as he can by enjoying fitness training, biking, tennis, skiing, working outside, painting, traveling and attending sports events. He enjoys any activity that involves spending quality time with family. He is an avid Pittsburgh Steelers and Pittsburgh Penguins fan, and he also roots for his daughters’ college teams (Penn State, University of South Carolina and Wake Forest).
Dr. Dan Lill
Dr. Lill has been specializing in orthodontics since 2003. His passion lies in creating life-changing smile transformations unmatched in the orthodontic community while providing a “WOW” experience for all patients. He is considered a top orthodontic provider worldwide using the latest digital technologies available. Building relationships with patients through their orthodontic journey provides him the drive to do his best for them and inspire them to create their own smile story to be more in life.
He grew up in Rochester, New York, and he earned his undergraduate degree from Pennsylvania State University. He then spent four years working in two trauma centers, building upon his interest in caring for others that started in his teens as a volunteer medic. He graduated summa cum laude with his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the Medical College of Virginia. He then completed a certificate program in Advanced Education in General Dentistry and earned a certificate and Master of Science degree in orthodontics from the Medical College of Virginia before joining Dr. DeArment and the SVO team in Winchester and Front Royal.
Dr. Lill has published research in the American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics and gives public and professional lectures on oral health topics. He is an active member of the American Association of Orthodontists, Virginia Association of Orthodontists, and the Southern Association of Orthodontists. He is currently on the board and president-elect of the VA Orthodontic Education and Research Foundation.
Away from the office, Dr. Lill actively supports area schools’ education and athletic programs, as well as various local United Way activities by generously donating his time, skills and resources. He is an accomplished licensed travel soccer coach with Blue Ridge United, currently the chairman of the board, and is passionate about coaching youth soccer. In his spare time, he enjoys lake life, boating, gas-free driving, cooking, playing sports and supporting the Penn State, Steelers and Penguins teams. Most importantly, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Leslie, and their four children, Andrew, Jordan, and twin boys Matthew and Brayden.
Dr. Sonny Song
Dr. Sonny Song was born in Taiwan and raised in Southern Illinois with his parents and two younger siblings. His initial interest in orthodontics stemmed from witnessing his close friend undergo treatment and seeing the profound effect it had on her confidence and self-esteem. His decision to pursue orthodontics was later cemented after shadowing an orthodontist in college over the summer. The unique amalgamation of art, science and the personal connections formed with patients was something that appealed to Dr. Song.
Dr. Song received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign majoring in psychology and minoring in business and chemistry. He then went on to pursue his master’s degree from the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, IL. Dr. Song obtained his Doctorate of Dental Medicine at Southern Illinois University graduating with magna cum laude distinction. During his time there, he was honored with awards from the American Association of Orthodontics (AAO), Illinois State Dental Society Foundation and Psi Omega International Dental Fraternity. He earned his specialty certificate in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics from the prestigious Eastman Institute for Oral Health at the University of Rochester and Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester, NY. Dr. Song has completed the board certification process and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics.
OUTSIDE OF THE OFFICE
When he’s not creating beautiful smiles, you’ll find Dr. Song making a mess in the kitchen experimenting with new recipes, hitting on the tennis court, traveling, and trying out local eateries in the DMV area. Giving back to the community is something deeply important to Dr. Song. Over the years, he has volunteered with the Ronald McDonald House, Mission of Mercy and Give Kids a Smile program.
FUN FACTS
Favorite Food: Anything with truffles
If I weren’t an orthodontist, I would be: A food blogger
Something that makes me smile: Sharing my kitchen creations with family and friends
Favorite Sports Team: Chicago Bulls
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In the Community
Our team members make a difference in our communities every day. Whether we are putting on events at our clinics or hosting tooth talks in the schools, filling backpacks with supplies or donating time to those in need, creating smiles is our passion.
FAQs
How much does Invisalign cost in Virginia? ›
The cost of Invisalign clear aligner therapy typically ranges between $3,000 and $8,000.
Can my orthodontist give me Invisalign? ›Both orthodontists and general dentists do offer Invisalign. Before making an appointment with either professional, it's helpful to find out how Invisalign works and the best way to choose a provider.
How much are Invisalign aligners on average? ›A series of clear aligners, Invisalign is a popular alternative to traditional braces. With an average cost of $3,000 to $5,000, you may be wondering if it's possible to get the smile of your dreams without depleting your savings.
Are aligners and Invisalign the same? ›You might be asking yourself is there a difference between clear aligners and Invisalign? In short, Invisalign is a brand of invisible aligners. And Invisible aligners are a catch all term for traditional metal brace alternatives, including DIY Orthodontics.
What is less expensive than Invisalign? ›Traditional metal braces are slightly more affordable than Invisalign. While the cost of Invisalign is covered by more and more insurance companies, you're still more likely to have a little more coverage for metal braces. If cost is a concern, metal braces come out the winner here.
Why do dentists charge so much for Invisalign? ›Invisalign tends to be more expensive than getting braces because of the lab costs involved in making the aligners. The premium materials involved plus technology are what make the treatment more expensive than other orthodontic procedures.
What disqualifies you from Invisalign? ›Invisalign limitations
Severe overbite: Though a regular overbite may be addressed, severe overbite may require the use of braces. Tooth shape: Too-short or pegged teeth can prevent Invisalign from working properly. Tooth position: If your teeth are too rotated, Invisalign cannot shift them into proper alignment.
This unique process works because each new tray is straighter than the preceding tray. However, the aligners are only effective when they're in physical contact with teeth. Because of that, Invisalign strongly recommends that the trays are worn for at least 20 to 22 hours per day.
Do you have to wear a retainer forever after Invisalign? ›In short, you'll have to wear your retainers for the rest of your life after finishing Invisalign treatment. It might sound inconvenient, but it's well worth the opportunity to enjoy a beautiful, straight, healthy smile for life!
How many sets of aligners do you get with Invisalign? ›The amount of Invisalign aligners you will need depends on the extent of your treatment. For example, those who only require minimal teeth straightening may be given a set of 10-20 aligners, whereas those with more complex cases will benefit more with 40-50 sets of aligners.
How many months does Invisalign take? ›
Invisalign is a simple and pain-free way to get straighter teeth. Most adults finish Invisalign treatment and have straight smiles in as little as 12-18 months. In some cases, noticeable results begin appearing just a few weeks after starting the Invisalign process.
Is Invisalign faster than braces? ›Is Invisalign Really Faster than Braces? In short, the answer is yes. While traditional metal braces require somewhere between 18 and 24 months, the average length of treatment with Invisalign is 12 months. However, the time needed to deliver the results you desire largely depends on how complex the treatment plan is.
What are the three types of Invisalign? ›- Invisalign Express. Invisalign Express is ideal for very minor crowding and spacing. ...
- Invisalign Lite. If your case is a little more involved, you may be better suited to Invisalign Lite, which is perfect for mild crowding, spacing and slightly crooked teeth. ...
- Invisalign Comprehensive.
Because the Invisalign® system makes life easier for their patients, orthodontists often prefer it over metal braces. However, for patients with severely misaligned teeth, braces are the better option. Sometimes, teeth need to be twisted as part of the straightening process.
What is just as good as Invisalign? ›SmileDirectClub. SmileDirectClub offers a similar treatment to Invisalign where the clear aligners are customized to fit your teeth. The difference is that this product is at-home treatment only with no office visits required. If you choose an option like this your treatment will tend to be less expensive.
What is the cheapest monthly payment for Invisalign? ›Invisalign® payment plan starts between $99 and $125 per month with no down payment. Simple patient finances to move to improve your smile.
Where is the cheapest place in the world for Invisalign? ›Croatia, Turkey, Thailand, Mexico, India, and Costa Rica should be on your radar for a cheap Invisalign abroad. Southeast Asian and some European countries may offer low-cost Invisalign abroad than American countries, with savings going up to 50% – 60%.
What is the cheapest way to fix your teeth? ›A dental implant is the cheapest way to fix teeth after an injury, cavities, or rotten teeth. In addition, this method of tooth replacement is long-lasting.
Is Invisalign worth the money? ›Invisalign clear aligners can live up to their hype and be worth your money. However, they're not for everyone, especially those with severe orthodontic problems. It will help if you consider your goals, paying capacity, and maintenance to get the most out of this orthodontic treatment.
What's the most Invisalign can cost? ›Invisalign's official website states that average cost of Invisalign treatment can range from $3,000 – $9,000. The cost of clear aligners and orthodontic treatment is dependent on many factors and ultimately varies from patient to patient.
Should I pay in full for Invisalign? ›
Depending on the Invisalign dentist or orthodontist you choose, you may be able to drive down the cost of your treatment by paying for it in full up front. Many Invisalign providers offer a discount to people who pay up front, which can amount to considerable savings on your treatment.
What is the biggest complaint with Invisalign? ›Your trays are made of plastic, each set created to cover your entire set of teeth for the best and most secure guarantee for movement. This plastic, unfortunately, is not the softest edge. In fact, many find that the hard plastic edge cuts painfully into their gum tissue upon putting in the Invisalign in!
Is 64 too old for Invisalign? ›There is no upward age limit for Invisalign. Many of the people who seek the cosmetic and oral health benefits of Invisalign are adults who are well into their 40s, 50s, and older. We love seeing our older patients enjoy the benefits of a beautiful smile.
How painful is Invisalign? ›At the end of the day, Invisalign is usually less painful than more traditional methods of teeth straightening. Many people only report mild discomfort or a feeling of pressure when they wear their aligners. If you do experience Invisalign pain, there are many things you can do to help minimize it.
Can I leave my Invisalign out for a day? ›Missing even just a single day of wearing your Invisalign can damage your teeth. Without a total 22 hours of treatment, your teeth will automatically begin to revert to their original positions. This means your treatment will take longer, potentially costing you a lot more.
Can I take Invisalign out for a night out? ›You can occasionally remove your Invisalign aligners to enjoy a special night out. There's no need to change a thing. Continue your day-to-day activities while still straightening your teeth.
What is the 22 hour rule for Invisalign? ›Why Does The 22-Hour Rule Matter? If there is a cardinal rule for Invisalign, it's this: your trays must be worn 20 – 22 hours a day for them to be effective. The trays slowly and gradually shift your teeth into place, so if you aren't wearing them, they obviously cannot do their job!
What happens if your teeth aren't straight after Invisalign? ›It's normal for your teeth to slightly shift after having your Invisalign braces removed or once you stop wearing Invisalign. This is the result of everyday wear and tear on your teeth as you bite down, chew, swallow, and speak.
Does the first tray of Invisalign do anything? ›That doesn't mean that Invisalign® hasn't already started working to straighten your smile. Invisalign begins working as soon as you place the first tray aligners in your mouth. Every smile is unique so that you may experience almost immediate, visible results, or it may be several weeks before you notice improvement.
How long do your teeth stay loose after Invisalign? ›Once your teeth are straight, it takes time for the bone and tissues to settle down and to stabilize. It can take a year or even longer for these tissues to become fully stable and if your teeth were significantly repositioned, the time required might be even longer.
How long is 40 trays of Invisalign? ›
Generally, your teeth straightening process should take around nine to twelve months. But if you have significant issues in your teeth, you might have to use up to 40 trays to align your teeth properly, and it can take up to two years.
Does Invisalign give you all aligners at once? ›Typically, you will receive 1-2 aligners at a time. There will be check-ups every six to eight weeks. These appointments are routine checks to be sure the teeth are moving as planned.
Can you chew gum with Invisalign? ›DON'T Chew gum with Invisalign: If you want to enjoy a piece of gum, take out your aligners. Chewing gum, especially that which contains sugar, can stick to your aligners and damage the trays.
What time of year is best for Invisalign? ›Professionals have determined that winter is the best time to begin Invisalign treatment to help straighten your teeth.
Can you drink coffee with a straw with Invisalign? ›Can you Drink with Invisalign Through a Straw? Dentists do not recommend drinking through a straw while wearing Invisalign aligners. Although a straw can reduce staining or warping, it will not eliminate the negative effects drinks besides water can have on the aligners.
What is the shortest time to get Invisalign? ›The simple answer is: “It depends.” For simple cases, treatment time with Invisalign aligners can be as short as six months. Typically, Invisalign will take 12 months to 18 months to straighten your teeth. For more complex cases such as crowded teeth, the treatment time could be 24 months or slightly longer.
Can you drink water with Invisalign? ›You can drink water with your Invisalign trays in, but anything else will be too harsh on the plastic. Plus, it could get lodged between your tooth enamel and the trays, increasing the risk of developing tooth decay.
How long does it take to see Invisalign results? ›For optimal results, Invisalign gradually aligns your teeth, which minimizes discomfort and ensures a precise, healthy smile. It is unrealistic to see changes in one to two weeks. While result speed varies between patients, some patients may begin to notice a subtle difference within 10 to 12 weeks.
Which is less painful braces or Invisalign? ›Invisalign is often known as being pain-free, but, it is less painful than the metal braces. The pain mainly occurs when moving teeth and straightening a bite.
How much is Invisalign in Richmond VA? ›The average cost for an Invisalign treatment ranges from $3,000 – $6,500.
How much are braces? ›
The cost range for braces can vary greatly for each type:
Depending on the types of braces, getting braces could cost anywhere between $3,000 - $10,000. Prices depend on where you live – orthodontists in more rural areas are often less expensive than ones in larger cities - and may be at the orthodontist's discretion.
Based on a local survey that we did in Houston, on the average orthodontic patients in Sugarland, Richmond, and Katy areas usually spend $4500 to $6500 for braces according to the same report.
Is it cheaper to get Invisalign only on top teeth? ›How Much Does Invisalign Cost for Top Teeth Only? Because the Express treatment requires fewer aligners, the cost for treatment is less than traditional Invisalign treatment, ranging between $1,800 and $3,500, with $2,500 being the average. As always Costs are based on location, doctor and insurance.
Who is not a candidate for Invisalign? ›Patients who have dental implants, bridges or TMJ disorder may not be the best candidates for Invisalign. If your teeth are on the smaller side or they're misshapen or eroded, Invisalign may not be practical.
How much does Invisalign cost in New Jersey? ›Invisalign is the same cost as braces and in some cases less! The cost of Invisalign in NJ ranges from $2780 to $4780.
What's the cheapest braces can cost? ›Traditional metal braces are typically the cheapest option available, averaging $3,000 to $7,000.
Are braces or aligners better? ›Braces are better for people with severe crookedness and most kids and teens. Invisalign and other brands of clear aligners are best for adults who want a nearly invisible and more comfortable straightening method, as long as the teeth aren't too crooked.
Is Invisalign more expensive than braces? ›The cost to get Invisalign is comparable to braces. Braces run an average of $1,800 to $5,500. Invisalign averages between $3,000 to $5,000. However, remember that only your orthodontist will be able to determine what the cost of treatment will be.
What makes braces cheaper? ›Braces that require fewer office visits, and are made with cheaper materials, will help knock down that price tag. Find a dental school clinic. Instead of visiting an orthodontic practice, consider finding a dental school nearby.
Why is getting braces so expensive? ›The hardware of the braces are not the only materials used during treatment. Various supplies are used at each visit to the orthodontist and equipment must be sterilized after each use. The materials and supplies needed to properly assist patients at each appointment also add up and add to the cost of braces.
Are braces prices negotiable? ›
Some orthodontists will give a discount, usually 5 to 10%, if you pay the total in cash or with a credit card at the beginning of treatment. One woman even said her orthodontist offered a family discount of $300 per patient after the first one was treated. 3. ". . . but your final payment may not be so final."