Diamond Braces Orthodontist: Braces & Invisalign

Hello Delenny, we are closed on Sundays. You can see our hours here: https://diamondbraces.com/locations/progress-st-edison/. Thanks!

Yes I do believe that they do. You'll have to call in to confirm anything though. That's usually how you should go about things

The cheapest Invisalign is around $2,400. This price will usually be for less severe cases which can be treated quickly and without serious intervention. Ask your orthodontist if your case qualifies for an expedited, cost-effective treatment plan. You should always do thorough research before choosing a treatment: cheap does not mean best, and your healthy, long-lasting smile should be the number one priority!

The cost of Invisalign varies considerably depending on the length of treatment, the severity of the diagnosis, and the specific provider treating your teeth. It can range from $4,500 to $5,500. When treated in a licensed orthodontist’s office, your private dental insurance can often help cover a portion of coverage.

Many off-brand companies offer clear aligner treatment without using Invisalign products. Some of these are tele-dentists, who market braces treatment from home without ever seeing a licensed orthodontist in person. Their prices can be lower, but their products may be ineffective, and in some cases even damaging to your teeth. Be sure to research options carefully before undergoing treatment. A licensed orthodontist is the most important part of straightening your teeth!

Invisalign has been on the market for over 20 years; dedicated research and development has made it extremely reliable and effective for patients of all ages. However, not all teeth can be straightened the same way, so your orthodontist may recommend a different treatment for your specific case, or in some cases provide supplemental orthodontic care to enhance the effectiveness of the intervention.

Invisalign treatments vary in length, from between 6 months to over 2 years. This depends on the severity of your diagnosis and the methods selected by your orthodontist. Light to moderate misalignment of the teeth can often be straightened within 1 year. When you visit the orthodontist, they will take comprehensive diagnostic records to look at your teeth, bite, jaw, and more, to determine the details of your case and devise a treatment plan

Yes, there are loans available to pay for Invisalign treatment. Some financial institutions offer small personal loans that can be used for orthodontic care, including Invisalign; there are also dental financing companies that offer loans specifically for braces or Invisalign. Most orthodontists offer monthly payment plans, and many do not require down payments, nor charge interest. There are also care credit cards which can help you pay monthly for your treatment.

When used by a licensed orthodontist, Invisalign is safe, effective, and extremely comfortable. The clear aligners are made of patented, flexible plastic, and custom-designed for your teeth. Invisalign aligners are especially designed to curve with your gum line, ensuring a comfortable fit without pain. When you first get your aligners, you may experience mild discomfort as your mouth adjusts to wearing a new device – but this will quickly fade as your treatment becomes routine!

A dentist is a general practitioner that cares for all-over oral health, while an orthodontist is a dental specialist specifically trained in correcting dental issues. Both dentists and orthodontists attend dental school, but orthodontists attend an additional 2-3 year orthodontic residency. The orthodontists have the most direct training and experience in straightening and adjusting teeth, so for the best, most reliable results, it’s best to see a licensed orthodontist!

Yes! While they study a different field of healthcare than medical physicians, all dentists – including orthodontists – graduate with a doctorate. That means your dentist, your orthodontist, and your oral surgeon are all doctors. Each specialist is an expert in their own field: for a beautiful, healthy, smile, your best friend is your Dr. Orthodontist!

The full cost of braces varies considerably depending on the type of orthodontic treatment, the length of intervention, and the severity of the diagnosis. Braces generally range from $3,700-$5,000. The Edison Treatment Coordinator can help you devise a payment structure for treatment that fits comfortably within your budget. Various financing options are also available.

In certain cases, it is possible to get orthodontic treatment at no cost to the patient. Some insurance providers cover 100% of the fee for braces. Additionally, families who qualify for government-sponsored insurance plans may be eligible for metal braces as part of their dental coverage. There are New Jersey-specific qualifications that must be met, such as medical necessity and age criteria.

Yes, it is possible to acquire a loan to pay for braces or other orthodontic care. Some financial institutions offer general personal loans that can be used to cover braces, while others exclusively grant loans for dental and orthodontic procedures. There are also Care Credit cards, specifically designed to help customers cover health and dental care costs.

Yes, many dental plans cover braces in some fashion. Each dental plan is unique; you should consult with your insurer to find out what kind of treatments are covered, as well as age restrictions and amount covered. Edison Diamond Braces can help you understand your dental insurance and orthodontic coverage, and handles all billing directly for your convenience.

The cost of braces varies based on the form of orthodontic treatment and the severity of the diagnosis. However, insurance can significantly lower the cost of braces. In some cases, the dental insurance plan may fully cover the cost of braces. After the orthodontist’s evaluation at the first visit, the Edison office Treatment Coordinator will provide an accurate cost based on the treatment requirements, insurance benefits (if applicable) and the type of treatment selected.

You can straighten your teeth at any age, but orthodontists generally recommend starting treatment as early as possible for the best results. Children as young as 7 can begin treatment with a palatal expander or partial braces. Full braces treatment is ideal between 10 and 14 years of age, when the adult teeth have come in, but the body is still growing. Kids, teens, and adults can straighten their teeth with excellent results, no matter their age!

The length of treatment time varies depending on the severity of your diagnosis and the method of orthodontia: it can take between 6 months to 3 years. But don’t worry, your teeth are safe in the hands of a licensed orthodontist. Your orthodontist will supervise your braces treatment carefully to ensure safe and effective results. Each treatment is carefully designed and monitored. You may feel your teeth moving into their correct positions, and sometimes they may feel loose, but this is a normal part of the treatment process – your beautiful, healthy smile is underway!

Braces are a form of orthodontic treatment to correct misaligned teeth and form a healthy smile. Much more than a cosmetic procedure, braces offer lifelong health benefits, both increasing your life span and boosting your confidence. Safe, effective, and comfortable, braces treatment is a great choice for your health and your smile!