Can i get a student discount for invisalign?I am 30

Im a 16 year old still at school. How much would I be expected to pay for invisalign and would the nhs cover any cost ?

hi i am 26 and i am a lone parent on benefits and would like to know to i would get a reduced rate towards invisalign. thank you 4 your time

hi i am 16 year old boy in Scotland is Invisalign covered by the NHS? or will I have to have metal braces. My dentist is based in Glasgow and he does invisalign but he is an NHS dentist

I would like to enquire about the ‘Invisalign express’ treatment. I havemildly overlapping teeth and think this would be the right treatment for mebut would like to enquire about price and or when to have a consultation.

Can you tell me how to check that someone is a qualified and authentic invisalign provider? What qualifcations should they have? Is there anyway to check with Invisalign? Thanks

you can go on the invisalign website and enter the dental practices address or the dentists name only qualified dentists appear on the website however all dentist have different experience and skills.

I want to have my teeth straighten I’m 22 years old can you advise me the best way economicly to go about it? I had braces when I was a teenager my teeth moved and I feel concious of them, I also wondered if this will happen again? I have looked online at invisalign straightening will these give the same results as normal braces? thank you

invisalign is an excellent option to straighten your teeth, it realy depends on how your teeth are in order to find the best treatment for you.

Hello, I have recently started wearing Invisalign for the correction of overlapping teeth and gaps at the side. I am half way through the time for wearing the first aligner and my teeth have been moving fine but I worry what if they change so much the next aligner doesn’t fit my properly? Has this ever happened before and what would you do if it did? Thank you for your time doctor

I don’t think you have anything to worry about, the next aligner would fit you fine.

I have just discovered from the company where I pay my monthly dental plan that my Dental Practice has closed and they have failed to tell me. I am currently having Invisalign treatment in which I have 18 weeks to go. I have paid for my treatment in full. Can you advise whether I can continue my treatment with another practice without incurring any more costs.

I am very sorru to hear that. Your dentist should have informed you that they were closing/relocating. A dentist would have to take over your treatment but would want to be paid as well. My best advice is to find and ask the dentist for a refund.

I have just started a course of Invisalign and have stupidly broken one of the aligners, number 3 to be exact. How much does it usually cost to replace an aligner and how long do they usually take to arrive? I think I should be alright as I am only one aligner in but obviously the sooner the better. thank you for your time

you can get them replaced call your dentist you might be able to wear no 4 for longer and therefore not have to pay for a replacement.

hi i have lost one of the aligners in the series and I wanted to know will i have to pay extra for that missing aligner, and on average what would it cost? In the meantime what should I do? Should I continue wearing the current aligner for a longer time? thank you

I would recommend you contact your dentist asap to let them know you have lost your aligner. You will be most likely charged for this and your dentist will inform you of the cost. Carry on wearing the last aligner to maintain the position of your teeth.

Hi I would like to get invisalign treatment. I went to see a consultant and everything was fine.They said I would be able to get the invisalign procedure. However, I do not have great financial record so I was not able to get the treatment on finance. And they do not have any other options for me. I have money saved up is there any other way I could pay for the treatment, without having to go on finance. Thank-you very much

Hi Sometimes practices allow you to pay half up front and the balance over 6 to 8 months