Monthly Aligner Subscription
Initial visit to the Office
Final visit to the Office
- Quarterly Office Visits
- Up to 9 months of treatment
- Correction of Mild Crowding
- Quarterly Office Visits
- Up to 9 months of treatment
- Correction of Mild Crowding
Monthly Aligner Subscription
Initial visit to the Office
Final visit to the Office
- Bi-monthly office visit
- Up to 12 months of treatment
- Rotation correction
- Diastema correction
- Highlight correction
- 1 Refinement
- Bi-monthly office visit
- Up to 12 months of treatment
- Rotation correction
- Diastema correction
- Highlight correction
- 1 Refinement
Monthly Aligner Subscription
Initial visit to the Office
Final visit to the Office
- Monthly Office Visit
- Up to 24 months of treatment
- Correction of Open Bites
- Correction of Deep Bites
- Correction of Crossbites
- 2 Refinements
- Monthly Office Visit
- Up to 24 months of treatment
- Correction of Open Bites
- Correction of Deep Bites
- Correction of Crossbites
- 2 Refinements
A monthly payment plan is an agreement between you and your doctor to spread the cost of your Clearfy clear aligners throughout your treatment.
With the payment of the membership you do not make deposits, no credit checks are made and you do not need to present contracts.
During your consultation for treatment with Clearfy, you are offered the payment facilities that we have and the time during which you will be making the payment is estimated.
It is a mechanism through which a credit is granted to cover the expenses of a specific activity.
Make small payments during the course of your Clearfy treatment to make it easier for you to plan your monthly budget.
Before or during your consultation for treatment with Clearfy, ask one of our team members what options you have so that you can divide your payments over a certain amount of time according to your income.
Dental insurance plans normally cover Clearfy treatment in the same way that they cover braces. Your insurance may pay a certain percentage of your Clearfy treatment, or it may pay a certain dollar amount. Often there is a lifetime limit on the amount that insurance will pay for orthodontic treatment.
Ask your benefits administrator at work, call your insurance plan's customer service line, or look in your benefits package for "orthodontic treatment." Orthodontic treatment is sometimes covered by health insurance, rather than dental insurance, or by orthodontic coverage that you can buy separately.
When you come to your appointment, please let our assistants know which insurance plan you are using. So that they call the relevant entities and verify their coverage.
We will be happy to communicate with you
