The duration of Invisalign® orthodontic treatment varies depending on the individual’s specific dental needs. In some cases, Invisalign® can be faster than traditional braces, especially for less complex adjustments. However, for more complex dental issues, the treatment time might be similar to that of braces. It’s important to have a personalized assessment to determine the expected treatment duration.

Coverage for Invisalign® depends on your dental insurance plan. Some insurance plans that cover orthodontic treatment may also cover Invisalign®, at least partially. It’s recommended to check with your insurance provider to understand the specifics of your coverage.

The cost of Invisalign® can be comparable to traditional braces, but it may vary. In some cases, Invisalign® might be slightly more expensive due to the technology and custom aligners used. The exact cost difference depends on the complexity of your case and the duration of your treatment. We will be happy to give you a detailed cost estimate for your Invisalign® orthodontic treatment.

Yes, Invisalign® can be effective in treating both overbites and underbites. However, the effectiveness of Invisalign® for these conditions depends on the individual’s specific dental structure and the complexity of their bite issue. In cases of severe overbites or underbites, additional orthodontic treatments or appliances might be necessary in conjunction with Invisalign®, or alternative treatments may be recommended.

Unfortunately, not everyone is an ideal candidate for Invisalign®. Individuals with severe teeth overcrowding, active gum disease, numerous cavities, or poor oral hygiene may not be the best candidates for Invisalign® treatment. Additionally, Invisalign® requires a commitment to wearing the aligners as directed, and it may not be suitable for those unable to adhere to this regimen. Get an appointment with one of our dentists to see if our Invisalign® orthodontic services are for you.

In Quebec, Invisalign® can be considered a tax-deductible medical expense. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Revenu Québec allow taxpayers to claim medical expenses on their tax returns, and dental treatments, including orthodontic work like Invisalign®, generally qualify as eligible medical expenses.

The duration of Invisalign® treatment varies depending on the individual’s specific dental needs. Generally, the treatment can take anywhere from 12 months to 24 months. Key factors that influence the duration include the complexity of dental issues, patient compliance, and individual response to treatment. It’s important to consult with one of our dentists for a personalized assessment to get a more accurate estimate of how long your Invisalign® treatment might take.

The duration of Invisalign® orthodontic treatment varies according to the specific dental needs of each individual. The key factors influencing treatment duration are the complexity of the dental problems, the patient’s compliance and the individual’s response to treatment. A very mild to mild condition can range from 7 to 15 weeks, a mild to moderate condition from 14 to 30 weeks and a moderate to severe condition from 20 weeks to 12 months or more, depending on the severity of the case. It is important to consult one of our dentists for a personalized evaluation to obtain a more precise estimate of the duration of your Invisalign® treatment.