Canada Invisalign cost guide — 2026
How Much Does Invisalign Cost in Canada?
Invisalign in Canada typically costs CA$4,200–CA$11,000, depending on province, case complexity, and whether your plan includes orthodontic benefits. All prices on this page are in Canadian dollars.
Key takeaways
- Invisalign in Canada costs CA$4,200–CA$11,000 — comparable to ceramic braces, higher than metal
- Most Canadian employer plans treat Invisalign the same as braces (orthodontic lifetime max applies)
- CDCP orthodontic services are currently unavailable. Do not assume Invisalign is covered. Check current federal coverage (checked October 3, 2026).
- Ontario and BC are the most expensive provinces; Quebec and the Maritimes run lower
- Invisalign Lite (mild cases) can cost CA$3,000–CA$5,500 — ask if your case qualifies
Invisalign cost tiers in Canada
| Product tier | Best for | Canada price range (CAD) | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Invisalign Lite | Minor crowding, spacing — up to 14 aligners | CA$3,000–CA$5,500 | 3–6 months |
| Invisalign Moderate | Moderate alignment — up to 26 aligners | CA$4,200–CA$6,800 | 6–12 months |
| Invisalign Comprehensive | Complex cases — unlimited refinements | CA$5,500–CA$11,000 | 12–24 months |
| Invisalign Teen | Teenagers — includes compliance indicators | CA$5,000–CA$9,500 | 12–18 months |
| Invisalign First | Children Phase 1 — primary/mixed dentition | CA$2,500–CA$4,500 | 12–18 months |
Invisalign cost by province
Orthodontists set their own Invisalign fees. Province-level ranges below reflect typical Comprehensive tier pricing for most adult cases.
| Province | Invisalign range (CAD) | Braces comparison (CAD) | Full guide |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ontario | CA$5,500-$10,200 | CA$5,200-$9,800 | See guide → |
| British Columbia | CA$5,800-$10,800 | CA$5,500-$10,000 | See guide → |
| Alberta | CA$5,000-$9,800 | CA$4,800-$9,200 | See guide → |
| Quebec | CA$4,800-$9,200 | CA$4,500-$8,800 | See guide → |
| Manitoba | CA$4,500-$8,800 | CA$4,200-$8,200 | See guide → |
| Nova Scotia | CA$4,200-$8,200 | CA$4,000-$7,800 | See guide → |
| Saskatchewan | CA$4,600-$9,000 | CA$4,300-$8,600 | See guide → |
| New Brunswick | CA$4,300-$8,600 | CA$4,100-$8,200 | See guide → |
| Newfoundland and Labrador | CA$4,400-$8,800 | CA$4,200-$8,400 | See guide → |
| Prince Edward Island | CA$4,300-$8,500 | CA$4,100-$8,100 | See guide → |
| Yukon | CA$6,600-$12,250 | CA$6,250-$11,750 | See guide → |
| Northwest Territories | CA$7,150-$13,250 | CA$6,750-$12,750 | See guide → |
| Nunavut | CA$8,000-$14,800 | CA$7,550-$14,200 | See guide → |
Invisalign vs. braces in Canada — cost comparison
When Invisalign costs about the same as braces
For most Canadian adults, a Comprehensive Invisalign case and ceramic braces fall within CA$500–CA$1,500 of each other. Orthodontists price based on treatment complexity and time — not the product brand. If your case is similar in complexity, you'll often get a comparable quote for either option.
When braces are cheaper
Metal braces remain consistently less expensive — roughly CA$1,000–CA$2,500 less than Invisalign for comparable complexity. For budget-conscious patients or those with more complex bite issues, traditional braces may be the better value.
When Invisalign can cost more
Complex cases requiring significant refinements (extra sets of aligners mid-treatment) can add CA$500–CA$2,000 if refinements are billed separately. Ask whether your quote includes unlimited refinements or a set number before committing.
What the price includes
Confirm whether your Invisalign quote covers: all aligner sets including refinements, retainers after treatment, all follow-up appointments, and any emergency visits for broken attachments. Out-of-scope charges are common and can inflate the apparent "low" price.
Insurance and coverage for Invisalign in Canada
Employer group dental plans
Most Canadian employer plans cover Invisalign under the same orthodontic benefit as traditional braces — meaning the same lifetime maximum (typically CA$1,500–CA$3,500) applies regardless of which appliance you choose. Some older plans explicitly list "braces only" — confirm before treatment starts.
Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP)
The Government of Canada currently lists orthodontic services as not available under the CDCP. Do not assume Invisalign or other clear aligners are covered. CDCP eligibility and coverage details →
HCSA / flex spending
Health Care Spending Accounts usually treat Invisalign like other orthodontic appliances. The account is employer-funded and generally tax-free to you, so it pays eligible costs up to your plan's annual limit; you pay any amount above that limit.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions — Invisalign cost in Canada
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Also see: Braces cost in Canada · Dental implants cost in Canada · CDCP coverage guide