Small, clearly limited correction
More likely in the lower to middle four-figure range
For example, a limited correction of a few front teeth with a short tray sequence, provided the findings, bite and supporting tissues allow it.

Guidance instead of a teaser price
The actual cost is as individual as your tooth position and treatment goal. We explain realistic ranges and all relevant factors, and always prepare a personal estimate before treatment.
Non-binding orders of magnitude
The following ranges are not quotations or price commitments. They only help place the possible scale of aligner treatment in context. Examination and digital planning determine the scope required in your case.
More likely in the lower to middle four-figure range
For example, a limited correction of a few front teeth with a short tray sequence, provided the findings, bite and supporting tissues allow it.
Often in the middle four-figure range
More planned movements, treating both arches or a longer tray sequence increase material, planning and review requirements.
May reach the higher four-figure range
A more complex course, additional tray sequences or a longer treatment period can significantly increase the overall scope.
Important: Even two tooth positions that look similar can require very different treatment. Online photos or a blanket package do not replace personal dental cost planning.
Six key cost factors
The initial findings determine which records and planning stages are required.
The number of arches and planned tooth movements influences the scope of the tray sequence.
More treatment stages usually mean more trays, reviews and planning work.
Regular reviews support safety and show whether teeth and gums are responding as planned.
If actual progress differs from the simulation, another sequence of trays may be appropriate.
A retainer or another retention solution may help stabilise the new tooth position.
Estimate before treatment
After a personal examination and digital scan, Mr Spring explains the planned tooth movements, the likely number of treatment stages and the reviews involved. You always receive an individual cost estimate on this basis.
The estimate provides transparency but relates to the planned scope. If additional trays or an adjustment become necessary during treatment, we discuss the clinical and financial implications with you before the next step.
Frequently asked questions
These answers explain financial orientation. Your individual estimate after examination and planning is the relevant basis.
Source for cost context
NDR consumer information describes a broad spread in costs depending on duration and treatment scope. This page intentionally avoids specific market prices and uses qualitative ranges because only a personal assessment can support a reliable estimate.
NDR Ratgeber: AlignerArrange a consultation. We assess your findings, discuss your desired outcome and then explain a transparent individual estimate without blanket teaser prices.