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Insurance Coverage for Braces & Invisalign
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Cost of Invisalign

Affordable coverage for invisalign dental care.
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1

Submit Insurance

Upload your insurance info for a quick check.

2

Snap Photos

Take clear pictures of your teeth from home.

3

Start Treatment

Our team reviews and gets you set up fast.

Smile Concierge. At Your Fingertips.

Your personal coordinator handles everything— from verifying dental insurance, managing orthodontic claims, and taking care of all billing and paperwork, from start to finish.

We Handle the Paperwork

All dental insurance coordination, billing, and forms are taken care of—so your attention stays on treatment, not the fine print.

Coverage Verification

We verify orthodontic benefits before treatment begins—so you know exactly what’s covered and what to expect, with no surprises.

Maximize Your Benefits

We help patients maximize insurance benefits for braces and Invisalign—so every dollar of coverage goes further toward a healthy smile.

Plan Monitoring

Through ongoing insurance monitoring and coverage updates, we track your plan and alert you of any changes—so you don’t lose benefits mid-treatment or face unexpected delays.

Medicaid Coverage

We accept Medicaid—check if you qualify.
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Your dental insurance questions answered

Many dental insurance plans do cover braces, especially for children and teens under 18. Coverage often includes a lifetime orthodontic maximum, typically between $1,000 to $3,000, which goes toward the cost of treatment.

Many dental insurance plans have waiting periods for certain services. Preventive care is often available immediately, while basic and major procedures may have waiting periods ranging from a few months to a year. Check your plan details to understand any applicable waiting periods.

If you’re covered under two plans (such as your own and a parent’s or spouse’s), you may be able to coordinate benefits. One plan pays first, and the second may cover some or all of the remaining costs. This can significantly reduce out-of-pocket expenses for braces or Invisalign—just make sure both plans allow for coordination and that they cover orthodontic care.

Yes – many PPO dental plans include Invisalign coverage under the same orthodontic benefits used for braces. Coverage typically includes a fixed reimbursement amount, and Diamond Braces works directly with your provider to confirm what’s covered before treatment begins.

Invisalign treatment typically takes 6 to 18 months, depending on how complex your alignment issues are. Minor spacing or crowding cases may resolve in a few months, while more involved adjustments take over a year. Your orthodontist will provide a projected timeline after your fitting.

Medicaid covers braces for children and teens when medically necessary, but coverage for Invisalign is rare and often considered cosmetic. In most states, retainers are included as part of the approved treatment. For adults, Medicaid generally does not cover orthodontic services unless tied to a serious health condition. Coverage varies by state, so check local guidelines or ask your provider to confirm eligibility.

If you see an out-of-network orthodontist, you may have higher out-of-pocket costs or receive reduced reimbursement. PPO dental plans may still cover a portion of treatment, but HMO plans usually restrict coverage to in-network providers. Confirm your provider’s network status before beginning treatment.

When shopping for dental insurance, look for plans that explicitly list orthodontic benefits. Check whether the plan includes adult coverage, the lifetime maximum, waiting periods, and if Invisalign is considered eligible under the policy. It’s also smart to ask your orthodontist which insurance companies they work with and whether they’ll assist in verifying benefits for braces, Invisalign, or retainers.

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