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INVISALIGN IN LONDON, ONTARIO

Tired of crooked or crowded teeth but put off by the idea of metal braces? Invisalign clear aligners straighten your teeth without anyone really noticing you’re doing it. At Olive Tree Dental in London, Ontario, we map out the whole plan on a 3D scan before you commit to anything, so you can see where your smile is headed first. Most people wear a series of custom trays, swap to the next one every week or two, and get on with their life in between. No brackets, no wires, and you take them out to eat. Book a consultation to learn more about Invisalign London, Ontario treatment options.
Book a consultation to learn more about Invisalign London, Ontario treatment options. We’ll tell you whether you’re a good fit and roughly what it costs before you decide anything.
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What is Invisalign?

Invisalign is a set of clear, removable plastic trays (aligners) custom-made to fit your teeth. You wear each one for about a week or two, then move to the next in the series, and each tray nudges your teeth a little closer to where they should be. Because the trays are clear and sit snugly over your teeth, most people won’t notice you’re wearing them.
It works well for the things people in London, Ontario, come to us about most: crowding, gaps, mild to moderate bite issues, and teeth that have shifted over the years. For very complex cases, traditional braces are sometimes still the better tool, and we’ll tell you honestly if that’s you rather than sell you on aligners that won’t do the job. That’s the kind of thing we’d rather say up front.

How Invisalign Works At Olive Tree Dental?

Here’s what the process looks like with us, start to finish. No surprises.

Step 1:
Free consultation

We start by checking your teeth and gums to make sure there's nothing that needs sorting first, and to confirm Invisalign suits your case. This is also where you can ask about cost and timing with no pressure to book treatment.

Step 2:
3D digital scan

Instead of the old putty impressions that make people gag, we take a digital scan of your mouth. We use it to build a 3D plan and show you on screen roughly how your teeth will move and where they'll end up.

Step 3:
Your custom aligners

That plan is used to make your personal series of aligners. Each tray is slightly different from the last, which is how your teeth move gradually rather than all at once.

Step 4:
Wear them and switch

You wear your aligners 20 to 22 hours a day, taking them out to eat, drink anything other than water, and brush. Every week or two, you move to the next tray in the series. We see you now and then to check progress.

Step 5:
Reveal and retain

Once your teeth have reached the position we planned, treatment is done. We'll fit you with a retainer to keep them there, because teeth do try to drift back without one.

Invisalign Or Traditional Braces? An Honest Comparison

Both straighten teeth. The right choice depends on your case and what matters to you. Here’s the straight version.
  • Invisalign wins on looks and convenience. The trays are clear and you take them out to eat, so there's no list of foods to avoid and no fiddly cleaning around brackets. The trade-off is discipline. They only work if you actually wear them 20 to 22 hours a day, so they suit people who'll stick to that.
  • Traditional Braces still have their place. For more complex movements and bites, fixed braces can do things aligners can't, and because they're attached, they work without you having to remember anything. If your case calls for braces, we'll tell you. The goal is a result that lasts, not selling you the trendier option.

Does Invisalign Hurt?

For most people, it’s pressure rather than pain. When you start a new tray, you’ll usually feel some tightness for a day or two, which is the aligner doing its job and your teeth responding. It settles. Most people describe it as an ache that’s easy to live with, not the soreness some get with braces tightening.
Because there are no wires or brackets, you also avoid the cuts and rubbing on your cheeks and lips that braces can cause. If a tray ever has a sharp edge, we can smooth it.
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How Long Does Invisalign Take?

It depends on how far your teeth have to move, so the honest answer is a range, not a single number. Mild cases can finish faster, and more involved cases take longer. Most people are looking at somewhere between 6 and 18 months, with many moderate cases landing around the one-year mark.
You’ll often see your teeth start to shift within the first several weeks. We’ll give you a realistic timeline for your specific case at your consultation, once we’ve seen the scan, rather than a generic promise.

How Much Does Invisalign Cost In London, Ontario?

Fair question, and one most clinics dodge until you’re in the chair. Here’s a real range to set expectations.
Across Ontario in 2026, Invisalign typically runs from about $3,500 for mild cases up to around $8,500 for complex ones, with most full treatments landing between roughly $5,000 and $7,500. Ontario’s 13% HST applies on top. Your own cost comes down to how much your teeth need to move and how many aligners that takes, which is exactly what your free consultation and 3D scan tell us.
We also offer flexible payment options for Invisalign treatment costs in London, Ontario, so you can book an appointment or contact us for more information.

Why Do Patients In London Choose Olive Tree Dental?

We’ve been part of the London, Ontario community for years, and a lot of our Invisalign patients in London, Ontario, come to us because someone they know already did their aligners here. A few reasons that matter:
People keep rating us highly. Olive Tree Dental holds a 4.9-star rating across 462+ patient reviews and has been voted a Top Choice Dental Clinic in London, Ontario, five years running (2022 to 2026).
You ask for the plan before you commit. Because we scan and show you the projected result on screen at the consultation, you’re not signing up for a mystery. You know roughly where your smile is heading and what it costs first.
And we’ll be straight with you. If braces are the better call for your case, or if you’re not a candidate yet, we’ll say so.
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Frequently Asked Questions

In London, Ontario, Invisalign usually ranges from about $3,500 for mild cases to around $8,500 for complex ones, with most full treatments between $5,000 and $7,500, plus 13% HST. Your exact cost depends on how much your teeth need to move, which we confirm at your free consultation. We also offer payment plans to spread the cost.

Most cases take between 6 and 18 months, with many moderate cases finishing around a year. Mild cases can be quicker. You’ll often notice movement within the first few weeks. We give you a timeline specific to your teeth once we’ve done the 3D scan.
Most people feel pressure rather than pain, usually a day or two of tightness when they start each new tray. It eases off. Because there are no wires or brackets, you avoid the rubbing and cuts that braces can cause.
It depends on your case. Invisalign is great for mild to moderate crowding, gaps, and bite issues, and it’s clearer and more convenient. Braces can be a better choice for complex movements. We’ll look at your teeth and tell you honestly which suits you.
Every individual is unique and may have a different pace of teeth movement. Your oral health, including your jaw, gums, and diet, can impact your Invisalign treatment. While the estimated time for Invisalign to straighten teeth is usually around one year, it may vary from person to person.
Plan on 20 to 22 hours a day. You take them out to eat, to drink anything other than water, and to brush, then pop them back in. The more consistently you wear them, the better your result and the more on track your timeline stays.