Why do aligners cost so much?

#1 – It’s too expensive The lab fee for aligners from Invisalign is undeniably more expensive than the cost of a set of brackets. The technology and intellectual property from Align Technology still commands a large fee for this treatment.

Are aligners worth it?

The cost of Invisalign is anywhere between 3,000 to 7,000 dollars and it may be only partially covered by your insurance. In the case of malocclusion (improper bite), which is a condition where teeth are not properly aligned, most dentists suggest using clear aligners (Invisalign) because it is a good choice.

Are cheap teeth aligners safe?

But are teeth aligners safe? “Teeth aligners, when under the direct supervision of an orthodontist, are indeed safe and highly effective at achieving tooth movement,” Greg Asatrian, DDS, MS, tells WebMD Connect to Care. There is also evidence that using teeth aligners can even promote better dental health.

Can teeth crack from Invisalign?

Can My Invisalign Aligners Break Over Time? The short answer is, yes. Although these aligners are incredibly durable, they can break or crack. Because you are supposed to wear your aligning trays for 20 to 22 hours a day, a break or fracture without immediate replacement can throw off your teeth straightening schedule.

Do Invisalign cost more than braces?

If the cost of treatment is a concern, traditional braces are usually the more affordable option. Braces generally cost between $2,500 and $8,000. Invisalign costs will vary depending on how many trays are required. Invisalign may cost anywhere between about $3,500 and $8,000.

Are aligners better than braces?

Comfort: Generally speaking, aligners are more comfortable than braces. Although the teeth can still be somewhat tender as they begin to move, the lips and cheeks tend to be less irritated as the plastic aligner is smoother than the metal or porcelain braces.

Can aligners ruin your teeth?

The aligners will not directly damage teeth, but they can damage previously-placed appliances. Note that you may need a new set of aligners if the replacement filling or crown alters your bite.

What does the HyperByte do?

Vibration therapy transmits soft micro-pulses through the roots of your teeth to the surrounding bone. HyperByte seats your aligners to safely move your teeth more accurately and increases cellular activity for faster treatment.