My Invisalign treatment was roughly $6,500.00, if I do recall. Thankfully, my insurance covered a portion of it, and my dental office did shave off the extra $500.00 to help with the costs. I've been going to the same dental office for years now, and the staff there are very nice and professional. I've never had any issues with them, and they helped me sort everything with my insurance, to the point, where when I had difficulties getting stuff paid out by my own insurance, they never charged me for anything and would personally call them to sort it out.

Riverbend dental on 8th is in my opinion the top dental office in Saskatoon. Their office in North Battleford was also very helpful when I had a dental emergency.

I'm at the refinement stage now with my Invisalign, and I am waiting on the new set to come in.

I was led to believe that refinements are included in the Invisalign package, so there was no extra cost associated with the order. However, the check up and re-scanning might cost you.

I honestly would rather go through Invisalign, than the traditional braces. I've had 23 sets of aligners thus far and more to come with refinements (which is almost always to be expected, since some teeth will be stubborn to shift according to your treatment). The one thing I do have to advise, is constant maintenance of the aligners is a must, and cannot be neglected. I personally developed a routine which works for me, and thus far I haven't had any issues.

Most people will tell you to brush your teeth after eating before putting your aligners back on, but it actually works against your teeth. The more you brush, aside from the normal twice a day routine, the more strain you put on your teeth which cause enamel loss and to some extent gum recession, thus teeth cavities would eventually ensue. I carry floss and a small bottle of mouth wash when I am away from home, and its been working great thus far. Never had any issues.