Invisalign Cost and Treatment in Central Florida

Invisalign Touch-Up is $2,495 and Invisalign Comprehensive is $4,895. Which one applies depends on how much movement your case needs, and Dr. Ogden confirms that at your consultation. Payment plans are available in house, and we will tell you what your insurance covers before you decide.

Touch-Up cases generally finish in under six months. Comprehensive cases usually run past twelve months. The larger variable is wear time. Aligners only move teeth while they are in, so a patient who takes them out often will finish later than the plan predicts.

Not necessarily at this practice. Cost tracks the complexity of the case more than the appliance. Dr. Ogden will quote both options at your consultation when both are clinically appropriate, so you can compare the actual numbers for your own case rather than a general estimate.

Many can. The clinical question is whether the bite is suited to aligners, and the practical question is whether the teen will wear them twenty to twenty two hours a day. Dr. Ogden will give you a straight answer on both at the consultation, including when braces would be the more reliable route.

Usually, yes. Attachments are small tooth-colored bumps bonded to some of your teeth so the aligners have something to grip. They are what let aligners do movements that plastic alone cannot manage, so most cases need at least a few. They come off at the end of treatment. Dr. Ogden will tell you at the consultation roughly how many your case needs and where they sit, because they are the part patients are most often surprised by.

Less than braces, more than nothing. They are matched to your tooth color, so at conversational distance most people do not spot them, though they are visible close up and you will feel them with your tongue. If having nothing visible at all is the reason you are considering aligners, this is worth raising before you commit rather than after.

Less often than with braces, though you still need progress checks so Dr. Ogden can confirm the teeth are tracking to the plan. He sets the interval based on your case and tells you the schedule up front so you can plan around work or school.

Yes. Teeth drift after any orthodontic treatment, aligners included. Retention is how the result holds. We go over your retainer options and what wearing them long term looks like before your treatment finishes.

Dr. Ogden examines your teeth and bite, takes the records needed, and tells you plainly whether aligners fit your case, whether braces would work better, or whether it makes sense to wait. You leave with a written price and a recommended plan. There is no obligation to start.