Invisalign in London
Invisalign in London typically costs £1,500 to £5,500 privately, with a median around £3,200. This treatment is not covered by the NHS.
Invisalign uses a series of custom clear aligners to move teeth gradually. It is one of several clear-aligner systems; all adult orthodontic treatment is private in the UK.
| Option | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Private — lower range | £1,500 | Standard materials, outer areas |
| Private — median | £3,200 | Most common price in London |
| Private — upper range | £5,500 | Premium locations, specialist-led |
Estimated from published fee guides
Case complexity. Minor crowding (Invisalign Lite or Go) costs far less than a full comprehensive case correcting bite problems.
Treatment length. Longer treatments use more aligners and more appointments, raising the price.
Provider status. Diamond and Platinum Invisalign providers have completed more cases. A GDC-registered specialist orthodontist may charge more than a general dentist offering the same system.
Retainers included?. Some quotes include retainers and refinements; others charge separately. Always confirm what is in the price.
Aligners are worn 20–22 hours a day and changed roughly weekly. A 3D scan plans the full sequence before treatment starts, and a simulation shows the projected result.
Comprehensive treatment typically takes 12 to 18 months; minor cosmetic cases 3 to 6 months. Retainers are needed indefinitely afterwards to prevent relapse.
For mild to moderate crowding, a well-trained general dentist achieves results equivalent to a specialist. For significant bite problems, impacted teeth or jaw discrepancies, a specialist orthodontist is the appropriate choice.
Practices offering Invisalign in London
Many London practices offer this treatment on 0% finance for terms up to 12 months. See our dental finance comparison and payment calculator for monthly costs.
Often 10–20% less. For mild to moderate cases the outcome is equivalent. For complex cases a specialist orthodontist may achieve a better result.
No. Adult orthodontics is private. NHS orthodontics is available for under-18s who meet the clinical need criteria, but uses fixed braces, not Invisalign.
Comprehensive treatment 12 to 18 months; minor cosmetic cases 3 to 6 months.
Prices from published practice fee guides in London. Clinical information from GDC, British Orthodontic Society, BDA. CQC data under Open Government Licence v3.0. Methodology.