Your new cost
$1250
Invisalign® Treatment with PEAK Smiles
$ 3495
Insurance reimbursement
- $ 1 745
​Health or Flexible Spending Account
- $ 500

Let’s maximize your dental insurance coverage!
At Peak Smiles, we make Invisalign® treatment extremely affordable. You may be able to save even more if your insurance plan covers orthodontic treatment, or if you have a Flexible Savings Account or a Health Spending Account that you can use.
Let us help you estimate the amount of reimbursement you may receive from your insurance company for Invisalign Orthodontic treatment.
What does dental insurance typically cover towards Invisalign® Treatment?
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Many dental insurance plans cover Invisalign® treatment the same way they cover braces - referred to as "Orthodontic Treatment" coverage.
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Your dental insurance may pay for a certain percentage of your Invisalign® treatment, or it may pay for a certain dollar amount.
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There may be a lifetime maximum on the amount that insurance will pay towards orthodontic treatment (different from your yearly maximum for other dental treatment)



What can I do to find out if my insurance company will cover my Invisalign Orthodontic treatment?
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Review your policy in detail
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Consult with human resources or your benefits manager at work to see if you have Orthodontic coverage
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Make a call to your insurance provider, and within just a few minutes, you may be able to find out if you have orthodontic coverage (see your Benefits Card or go online to find the contact info)
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Look through your benefits package (booklet or online) for coverage for “orthodontic treatment.”
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Orthodontic treatment is sometimes covered by health, rather than dental insurance, or by orthodontic coverage that you can purchase separately.
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Not all dental plans cover orthodontic treatment as a benefit
We are here to assist you in understanding your dental benefits and coverage you may have for Invisalign Orthodontic Treatment.
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Age Restrictions:
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At times, there may be specific age restrictions for coverage
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Children and teens are typically covered
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Adult coverage may also be included (18+ or 19+)
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Lifetime Maximum Benefit (LTM):
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Typically Insurance companies cover 50% of treatment costs, but only up to a certain amount (eg. $5000 treatment fee will result in a reimbursement of $2500)
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The Lifetime Maximum Benefit or LTM determines the maximum amount the insurance will pay. In the example above, if your LTM benefit is only $2000, then this will be the maximum amount reimbursed, not $2500
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There are a few dental plans that may pay more or less than 50%. This means that they will pay for Invisalign Treatment and other Orthodontic Services but once you have reached your LTM, the insurance company will not reimburse any longer
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Payment Schedule:
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Many Insurance companies will reimburse Invisalign Treatment paid over time (eg. the 1st series of aligners in Invisalign Treatment may only take about 6 months, so you may be reimbursed over a 6 month period, typically with a larger initial payment and the rest over the next 5 months)
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If you are no longer with the company and your benefits cease, you may no longer have coverage for treatment, even if you are mid-treatment
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Some companies will reimburse Invisalign Treatment paid in a single lump sum
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Reimbursement System:
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Customers pay upfront for Invisalign treatment
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Peak Smiles helps gather information about your dental claim for your insurance provider in order to submit the claim (ie receipts, Orthodontic Treatment plan, etc.)
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Your insurance provider will process your claim
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You will receive reimbursement based on your coverage percentage, the maximum lifetime benefit, and the payment schedule on record.
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If treatment only takes 6 months, you may receive insurance reimbursement all at once or over the first 6 months.
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Treatment Estimate (Pre-authorization or Predetermination):
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At times, the Insurance company may recommend a pre-authorization or predetermination to ensure coverage for your Invisalign treatment plan and to give approval
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If you complete the following form, we will gather insurance information and may be able to electronically submit this on your behalf: https://peaksmiles.me/insurance-form
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Waiting Periods:
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Some plans require a waiting period before orthodontic coverage begins.
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Inquire about any waiting periods for braces.
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Dual Coverage (Multiple Insurance Plans):
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If you have dental benefits through 2 Insurance Companies, you may have coverage for Orthodontic treatment with one or both companies
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Check for "coordination of benefits" or "non-duplicating clauses" which can affect your total coverage.
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Changing Dental Plans during Invisalign Treatment:
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Ensure the new plan will "take work in progress" and you may be able to get some reimbursement
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Benefits may be prorated based on treatment time
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​Disclaimer: This information is provided as a general guide only and may not be applicable to all situations. Consult your specific insurance plan documents and your dental insurance company for detailed coverage information.
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For those of you that have a Health Spending Account or a Flexible Savings Account, you may be able to take advantage of these and help bring down the overall fee of Invisalign treatment.
See below for more information on these HSAs and FSAs.
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Can I use my FSA (Flexible Savings Account) to help cover my Invisalign® treatment? (USA)
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A flexible savings account, or FSA, is an account you may be able to use to pay for certain medical, dental, and orthodontic costs, including Invisalign® clear aligners.
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Your FSA is managed by your employer, and you pay money into the account throughout the year, usually through a deduction from your paycheck. You may set aside up to $2,600 annually. Not all employers offer an FSA
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An advantage is that you don’t pay taxes on the money you put in an FSA


Can I use my HSA (Health Spending Account) to help cover my Invisalign® treatment? (Canada & USA)
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A Health Spending Account, or HSA, is a special spending account setup by employers to allow their employees to direct their health spending
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It may be used to cover certain medical, dental, and orthodontic costs, including Invisalign clear aligners.
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A Health Savings Account, or HSA, is a special savings account designed for people with a high-deductible health insurance plan.
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Money is deposited into the account and it can be used to cover certain medical, dental, and orthodontic costs, including Invisalign® clear aligners.
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You may set aside up to $3,400 for an individual or $6,750 for a family annually.
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To open an HSA, you must meet IRS eligibility requirements
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An advantage is that you don’t pay taxes on the money you put in an FSA
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At Peak Smiles, we understand the value of insurance benefits and will gladly help you maximize your insurance benefits. Once payment has been made, we will help you with the reimbursement you receive from your insurance company by providing you with an official receipt, an orthodontic treatment plan and any other information so that you can submit it to your insurance company.