What influences the cost of orthodontic treatment?

Your orthodontic treatment is planned specifically for your treatment needs.

Our clinic does not have a fixed treatment cost for every patient!

The cost of the individual orthodontic treatment is based on:

treatment needs
treatment objectives
complexity of the individual case
patient’s age
expected length of treatment
treatment modality (example: orthodontic treatment combined with orthognathic surgery)
types of appliances needed to treat your particular smile:
- “braces”
- expansion appliances
- “nightgard”
- removable appliances “retainers”
- space maintainers
- Invisalign, etc.

Your first visit to OrthoVille Orthodontics will include a thorough explanation of your treatment plan and the costs of the orthodontic treatment.

Various payment options will be offered to accommodate your budget. We offer flexible treatment plans with 0% financing.

Insurance for orthodontic treatment is often separate and distinct from dental insurance plans
Coverage varies with your insurance plan but is usually up to 50%
Orthodontic treatment does not have dental procedure codes; therefore, your orthodontist does not have to complete the Dental Claims form
We will provide you with the only document required
If your insurance plan includes orthodontic treatment, we will guide you how to proceed with your insurance company
A pre-determination form is not usually required to know whether your insurance plan includes orthodontic treatment

You can ask your insurance provider if orthodontic treatment is included
To be reimbursed for orthodontic treatment you must submit the one document approved by the Canadian Association of Orthodontists:-Certified Specialist in Orthodontics Standard Information Form
-We will provide the document for you!
It is important to know that insurance payments for orthodontic treatment are made directly to patients from the insurance companies
It will be our pleasure to guide you with the insurance process and to answer your questions!

For further information, please consult the Canadian Association of Orthodontists.

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