Pricing

These are national averages. Your actual cost may be higher or lower depending on the factors above. The only way to know your exact cost is to visit our office for a complimentary evaluation with Dr. David Ross.

How Much Does Invisalign Cost?

Many patients are surprised to learn that Invisalign often costs about the same as traditional braces for comparable cases. The price depends on the same factors: complexity, treatment length, and your specific needs.

As a Top 1% Invisalign provider in the United States, Dr. Ross has the experience and efficiency that come from treating thousands of Invisalign patients. This level of expertise often translates into more predictable treatment timelines and fewer refinements, which can help keep your costs in line with other options.

During your free consultation, Dr. Ross will let you know whether Invisalign, braces, or another option is the best fit for your smile and your budget.

Flexible Payment Plans

We never want cost to be the reason someone puts off orthodontic treatment. That is why David Ross Orthodontics offers a range of payment options designed to work with your financial situation:

• Monthly payments as low as $129/month — spread the cost of treatment into manageable installments
• Down payments starting at $250 – $500 — get started without a large upfront expense
• No-interest financing — pay over time without any added interest charges
• Custom payment structures — our team will work with you to create a plan that fits your budget

We discuss all payment options during your free consultation, so there are no surprises. Our goal is to make orthodontic care accessible to every patient and family who walks through our doors.

Insurance & Benefits

Most dental insurance plans that include orthodontic benefits can be applied toward braces or Invisalign. Orthodontic coverage typically provides a lifetime benefit amount — often between $1,000 and $2,500 — that helps offset the total cost of treatment.

How we help with insurance:

• We accept most major dental insurance plans with orthodontic benefits
• Our team verifies your benefits before treatment begins, so you know exactly what is covered
• We handle claims processing and submit paperwork directly to your insurance company
• We help you maximize your benefits to reduce your out-of-pocket costs

If you are unsure whether your plan covers orthodontics, bring your insurance card to your free consultation, and we will look into it for you.

FSA & HSA Accounts

Orthodontic treatment is an eligible expense for both Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs). These accounts allow you to use pre-tax dollars to pay for braces or Invisalign, effectively reducing your total cost.

Tips for using your FSA or HSA:

• Plan ahead. FSA funds typically expire at the end of the calendar year (or after a short grace period), so starting treatment early in the year lets you spread payments across two plan years.
• HSA funds do not expire and roll over each year, giving you more flexibility in timing.
• You can use FSA or HSA funds to cover your down payment, monthly payments, or both.
• Our team can provide the documentation your plan administrator needs for reimbursement.

Combining insurance benefits with FSA or HSA dollars can significantly lower what you pay out of pocket for treatment.

Why Orthodontics Is a Worthwhile Investment

Orthodontic treatment is more than a cosmetic improvement. Straight, properly aligned teeth contribute to better oral health, improved function, and greater confidence at every age.

• Healthier teeth and gums. Crowded or misaligned teeth are harder to brush and floss effectively, increasing the risk of cavities, gum disease, and tooth wear. Straightening your teeth makes daily care simpler and more effective.
• Better bite function. Correcting an overbite, underbite, or crossbite reduces strain on your jaw joints and can relieve headaches, uneven tooth wear, and TMJ discomfort.
• Prevent future dental costs. Addressing alignment and bite issues now can help you avoid more expensive restorative work, such as crowns, implants, or gum treatments, down the road.
• Confidence that lasts. A smile you feel proud of can positively affect your social life, career, and self-esteem. Our patients tell us that the confidence boost from their new smile is one of the best investments they have ever made.

With more than 20 years of experience and 2,055+ five-star reviews, Dr. David Ross and our team have a proven track record of delivering results that change lives.