Does my Dental Insurance Cover Invisalign?

Answer:
Perhaps – many dental insurance

companies offer coverage for orthodontic treatments. Invisalign may qualify as an orthodontic procedure. On the other hand, dental providers may consider this to be a cosmetic procedure – which would not be a covered expense. Orthodontic coverage is often very limited, so you’ll want to check with your insurance provider to determine the extent of your coverage.

There are many factors to consider when you’re considering Invisalign. The average cost of Invisalign is around $5,000. This cost is similar in price to traditional braces. Of course, the cost of your Invisalign treatment will depend on the extent of the treatment you want your dentist to provide. Consult with your dental care provider to work out a treatment plan that is acceptable and a payment plan that fits your budget. If you can’t pay cash, consider third-party financing to pay for your dental procedure.


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