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Use the "Find a Provider" section on this page to search by ZIP code, city, or metro area. Every listed provider has completed full Infinity Aligner clinical certification and is backed by our support team. You can also contact us directly — we respond within 1 business day and will personally connect you with the certified provider closest to you. Initial consultations are typically free at all certified practices.

A free consultation at a certified Infinity Aligner provider typically includes: (1) A comprehensive oral health assessment to confirm candidacy. (2) A 2-minute digital intraoral scan — painless, no impressions. (3) A preliminary review of your case complexity and projected treatment range. (4) A financial consultation covering your insurance benefits, financing options, and monthly payment estimates. (5) If you choose to proceed, your case is submitted the same day and your 3D SmilePreview is ready within 3–5 business days.

No referral is needed. You can contact any certified Infinity Aligner provider directly and schedule a free consultation. However, it is strongly recommended that you have a current dental exam and any active cavities or gum disease treated before starting aligner treatment. Orthodontic movement is not recommended in the presence of active decay or significant periodontal disease. Most certified providers will perform or coordinate a dental check-up as part of the initial assessment. If you already have a general dentist, they may also be a certified Infinity Aligner provider.

Treatment fees vary by case complexity and your provider's market, but most cases fall in these ranges: Mild (minor crowding or spacing): $3,500–$4,200. Moderate (overbite, crossbite, spacing): $4,200–$5,500. Complex (open bite, full-arch): $5,500–$6,500. Many PPO dental insurance plans apply orthodontic benefits toward clear aligner treatment. 0% APR financing through CareCredit (12–18 months) and extended terms through Lending Club are accepted at all certified providers. Ask your provider about monthly payment options — most offer in-house plans as well.

Many PPO dental insurance plans include orthodontic benefits that apply to clear aligner treatment — typically between $1,000 and $2,500 in lifetime orthodontic benefit. Coverage is plan-specific. Your certified provider will perform a no-charge benefits verification before your first appointment so you know your exact out-of-pocket estimate before committing. Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) and Health Savings Accounts (HSA) can also be used for clear aligner treatment. CareCredit 0% APR financing is accepted at all certified providers regardless of insurance status.

Yes — all certified Infinity Aligner providers accept third-party financing options including CareCredit (0% APR for 12–18 months on approved credit) and Lending Club Patient Solutions (extended terms up to 60 months for larger balances). Many providers also offer in-house payment plans — typically splitting the treatment fee into equal monthly installments over the course of treatment with no interest. Ask your provider's front desk specifically about all payment options at your consultation. There is no financial reason to delay a consultation.

Treatment duration depends entirely on case complexity. Typical ranges: Mild crowding or spacing: 6–8 months. Moderate malocclusion: 10–14 months. Complex bite correction: 14–20 months. During your free consultation, your certified provider completes a 3D digital scan and provides a precise treatment estimate — including projected total aligner sets and monthly check-in schedule. Most patients advance to the next aligner set every 1–2 weeks.

Your certified provider monitors your progress at regular check-in appointments (typically every 6–8 weeks). At each visit, they compare your current tooth positions against the approved 3D treatment plan. As long as you are wearing your aligners 20–22 hours per day and advancing on schedule, you should track closely to the projected completion date. If tooth movements fall behind — usually due to inconsistent wear — your provider may extend the current aligner stage, request a mid-course scan, or introduce additional refinement aligners. The earlier a deviation is caught, the easier it is to correct without extending your overall treatment time.

Most healthy adults and teens in permanent dentition are strong candidates. Infinity Aligner effectively treats crowding, spacing, overbite, underbite, crossbite, open bite, and midline discrepancies. You do not need to have perfectly healthy teeth to start — minor dental work (fillings, crowns) can often be completed alongside treatment. Cases that are NOT suitable: severe skeletal discrepancies requiring jaw surgery, active severe periodontitis, or certain complex skeletal Class III cases. Your certified provider determines eligibility during the free consultation.

Yes — Infinity Aligner is appropriate for most teenagers in full permanent dentition (typically age 13–14+, though individual dental development varies). Teens who are responsible and motivated are excellent candidates. Key considerations for teens: compliance (20–22 hrs/day wear) is self-managed, which requires personal commitment; growing bone responds well to orthodontic forces; and unerupted second molars or wisdom teeth do not disqualify treatment. Some teenage patients actually complete treatment faster than adults due to more active bone remodeling. Your provider will assess dental maturity during the consultation. Parental/guardian consent is required for patients under 18.

It depends on what teeth are involved and what movements are required. Dental implants are fused to bone and cannot be moved — if an implant is in a position that must change as part of the treatment plan, clear aligners are not appropriate. Crowns and porcelain veneers can receive attachments (small composite nubs that help align specific teeth), though attachment bonding to porcelain is slightly different than to natural enamel. Bonded wire retainers (lingual retainers) from prior orthodontic treatment may need to be removed before starting. Your certified provider will review all existing dental work during your consultation to advise on any limitations.

Both systems use custom clear trays from digital scans. Key differences: (1) Manufacturing: Infinity Aligner is made in Oklahoma City — 10–14 day turnaround vs 3–6 weeks for Invisalign. (2) Supervision: All treatment is fully in-person supervised — no remote monitoring gaps. (3) Pricing: Infinity Aligner is typically 20–35% less expensive than Invisalign at the same case complexity. (4) Technology: Our sub-millimeter AI planning platform with photorealistic smile preview is included standard. (5) Support: You have a real, named clinical rep in your time zone from day one.

Mail-order aligner companies (e.g., SmileDirectClub, byte) use remote-only or virtual-only "supervision," which means no in-person exam, no dental X-rays, and no hands-on monitoring. Multiple studies and the American Dental Association have documented cases of root damage, gum recession, bite worsening, and tooth loss resulting from remote-only aligner programs that missed underlying dental disease. Infinity Aligner requires full in-person certification of treating providers, in-office candidacy assessment with physical examination, and regular in-person monitoring appointments. If anything goes wrong, you have a real, local dentist accountable for your care.

Infinity Aligner trays are manufactured from BPA-free, FDA-cleared medical-grade thermoplastic (EN ISO 10993-1 biocompatibility certified). Each aligner is optically clear, odourless, stain-resistant, and features a 0.7 mm smooth-trim edge that eliminates soft-tissue irritation. The material is the same category used in premium orthodontic appliances worldwide. All manufacturing occurs in a controlled cleanroom environment with full ISO quality-control documentation and lot traceability.

Wear your aligners 20–22 hours per day minimum — this is the clinical requirement for on-schedule results. Remove them to eat and drink anything other than plain water. Brush your teeth and rinse your aligners before reinserting after meals. Advance to the next set on schedule as directed by your provider (typically every 1–2 weeks). Bring all aligners to every check-in appointment — your provider will confirm your progress against the 3D treatment plan. Missing daily wear time is the #1 cause of treatment extension.

No — remove your aligners before consuming any liquid other than plain cold water. Hot beverages (coffee, tea) can warp the thermoplastic material, distorting the fit and compromising tooth movement. Dark liquids (coffee, tea, red wine, cola) will stain the clear trays visibly within days. Acidic drinks trapped against your teeth by the aligner (juice, soda, sports drinks) dramatically increase cavity risk. The practical solution: remove aligners, enjoy your beverage, brush or at minimum rinse your teeth, then reinsert. Most patients keep a travel toothbrush and a small aligner case in their bag.

Most patients notice a slight lisp for the first 24–72 hours. This is a normal adaptation response. Speech typically returns to baseline within 3–5 days as your tongue, lips, and cheeks adjust to the tray. Reading aloud, speaking on the phone, or repeating tongue twisters for 10 minutes per day significantly accelerates speech adaptation. Less than 2% of patients report any persistent speech impact beyond the first week.

Sports: Always remove aligners before contact sports and wear a custom mouthguard. A hard impact on aligners can crack them, damage teeth, or cut your lips and gums. For non-contact sports, running, cycling, and gym workouts, aligners can be worn normally. Wind instruments (flute, clarinet, trumpet, saxophone): aligners must be removed for playing — they interfere with embouchure control and can be damaged. String instruments, piano, and percussion: unaffected. Remove aligners before playing, store them in your case, and reinsert immediately after your session to preserve daily wear time.

Yes — and many patients find this to be an ideal time to whiten, since aligners can double as whitening trays. Use a dentist-approved, low-concentration carbamide peroxide gel (10–16%) applied to the inner surface of your aligners for 30–60 minutes once per day. Do not use bleaching gel with your active treatment aligners more than once per day — excessive exposure can irritate gums. Avoid over-the-counter whitening strips during treatment (they cannot conform to tooth surfaces while aligners are present). Ask your certified provider for a whitening protocol specific to your case. Do not whiten while wearing attachments — gel pools around attachment borders and can cause uneven bleaching.

Rinse aligners with lukewarm water every time you remove them — this prevents dried saliva and plaque from hardening on the surface. Clean once daily with a soft toothbrush and a tiny amount of clear, non-abrasive soap (dish soap works well) or an Invisalign/retainer cleaning tablet. Do not use colored toothpaste — the abrasives scratch the surface and the dye stains the plastic. Do not soak in mouthwash (most contain alcohol which degrades the material). Do not use boiling water or a dishwasher. Store aligners in the provided hard case whenever not in your mouth — the most common cause of lost aligners is wrapping them in a napkin at meals.

Most patients describe aligner discomfort as pressure rather than pain — a tight, squeezing sensation for the first 24–48 hours after switching to a new aligner set. This is normal and indicates the aligners are working. The sensation typically fades to minimal by day 3. Over-the-counter pain relievers (ibuprofen, acetaminophen) at normal doses manage discomfort effectively for the first day or two of each new set. Attachments can sometimes cause minor cheek irritation for the first week — a small amount of orthodontic wax placed over the rough attachment edge provides immediate relief. If you experience sharp pain, significant jaw joint discomfort, or pain that persists beyond 5 days on the same aligner set, contact your provider — it may indicate a fit issue.

Contact your certified provider immediately. Because manufacturing is based in Oklahoma City, replacement sets are typically available within 7–10 business days — significantly faster than international lab competitors. Your provider will advise whether to: hold at the current stage (if the aligner was lost early in the wear cycle), advance to the next set (if the aligner was worn for most of its scheduled duration), or go back one stage (in specific clinical circumstances). Never go without any aligner for more than 24 hours if possible — teeth shift back quickly.

Retention is critical — teeth have a natural tendency to shift back toward their original position (relapse) after active treatment ends. Your provider will fit you with a retention appliance: either a clear removable retainer (worn nightly) or a thin bonded wire retainer (fixed to the back of your front teeth). Most providers recommend wearing a removable retainer every night indefinitely to lock in your result. Your certified provider will monitor your retention progress at follow-up visits. Treatment completion does not mean the end of your provider relationship — retention management is considered part of the total treatment outcome.

Yes — orthodontic relapse is common, especially in patients who are inconsistent with retainer wear. If you notice shifting months or years after completing treatment, contact a certified Infinity Aligner provider for a re-assessment scan. Mild relapse (less than 2mm of movement) can usually be corrected with a short round of refinement aligners (typically 6–12 additional sets over 3–6 months) at a fraction of original treatment cost. More significant relapse may require a full new treatment plan. This is exactly why consistent retainer wear is so strongly emphasized — prevention is far simpler than retreatment.