Orthodontic Treatment and Braces Cost at Dr. Lints Orthodontics

Dr. Lints Orthodontics operates in the state of Michigan and has 3 different clinics in Traverse City, Suttons Bay and Elk Rapids. Dr. Richard Lints, himself, is a Master of Science in Orthodontics and a doctor of dental surgery from the University Of Michigan, Department Of Dentistry. There are services offered, such as In-Ovation Braces and Invisalign.

Teeth play an important role in your first impression on someone else, and for that very reason, you must make sure that they look presentable and clean. Braces or any dental care can get really expensive, especially for those who are running on a tight budget. So there is a lot we can do to make it less of a burden on your bank account. We do this by allowing our patients to extend the payment over a period of time.

Braces Cost and Invisalign Cost can be a factor many people are reluctant to visit the orthodontist. There are multiple payment plans to choose from, adjusted to the needs of different kinds of patients. But Dr. Lints Orthodontics goes an extra mile to ensure patient affordability, by offering consultancy services for the right kind of treatment. Sometimes a bigger price tag doesn’t mean that the treatment is better or easier. Different kinds of dental issues require a different kind of Orthodontic Treatment. There are three different types of braces available and the cost varies material to material, each material specializes in handling a different orthodontic problem. Similarly, Invisalign has different benefits to using it, such as it isn’t visible to the regular observer, and are removable when you’re eating.

The average prices of the different types of braces and Invisalign in the US are as follows:

It becomes a lot easier to finance an orthodontic treatment if it is covered by your insurance plan, to make sure if your plan covers, you can contact your particular Insurance Provider. As to be covered under an Health Savings Account, also known as HSA Account, there is a requirement by the IRS that braces are being used as a medical procedure (which is to prevent gum disease or jaw pain), because the IRS and several insurance providers consider braces and other orthodontic treatment as cosmetic rather than medical.

In order to get a better idea of the pricing and the medical/cosmetic classification of your orthodontic treatment, you can book an initial consultation session with Dr. Lints’ Orthodontics by calling in on 231-922-7210

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