How much do invisible braces cost?

Q.
how much are invisible braces if not payed for by the nhs? and how do you get one ?
A.
I treat a large number of patients with invisalign. Costs begin at £1800 to £4300 depending on the complexity of the case. It would be my pleasure to offer you a free consultation to visit my practice
Dr Julian Caplan – Director on the board of the BACD View My Profile Dr Caplan
October 28th, 2011 at 08:47 PM
sarah Says :

hey, i have a little 1 mm gap between my two big front teeth, and little gaps on some of my top teeth. i have had ^^that gap ever since i was little, and i really want to sort my teeth out. i am 13, and i don’t want to be wearing train track braces for 2-3 years, because i’m not a fan of them, that’s why i would much rather prefer invisalign.
my teeth doctor says that my bottom teeth are perfect, cuz they are straight and no little gaps.
how much would it cost to get invisalign and sort out my teeth problem alltogether?
would i be able to get invasilagn on the nhs?
do i need braces?
thank you sooo much
sarah xx
ps sorry about my spellings 🙂

November 7th, 2011 at 08:47 PM
mj Says :

IN LEICESTER HOW MUCH ARE Invisible Braces?

THANKYOU FOR YOUR TIME.

March 7th, 2012 at 08:47 PM
Aimee Says :

Hi i have 2 teeth near the front of my mouth that look like fangs there is so much overcrowding that there has not been room for them to fit in will invisible braces fit my teeth

March 30th, 2012 at 08:47 PM
Asher Says :

Hi i have recently noticed that one of my central incisors have “drifted” slightly and am not sure what to do. i have visited my dentist who said it might be due to not cleaning my teeth properly which has therefore resulted in the gums being sensitive and has given me the option of whether or not i’d like to be referred to the orthodontic. i have previously had braces, but at 25 i really don’t see that as an option,

March 30th, 2012 at 08:47 PM
Destini Says :

You could consider invisable braces if you want to correct the drift of the tooth, if not maybe keep an eye on the tooth to see if it keeps moving

November 28th, 2012 at 08:47 PM
chrissie Says :

hi, I have a crooked tooth on my right side of the two front teeth all I need is that moving slightly, I’ve been told I’m not entitled to braces as I was off the mark by the slightest bit, I’m 16 and want it done as soon as possible as I hate smiling because of it, would I be entitled to invisible braces?

June 2nd, 2013 at 08:47 PM
Victoria Says :

Hi. I had fitted braces in my teens however didn’t wear the retainer as often as I should have. My teeth have moved over the years, with the top being quite prominent?
Is there anything I could do rectify this?

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