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ALIGNERCO accepts HSA (Health savings account) & FSA (Flexible Spending Account).
Your insurance may cover a portion of your aligners. Most dental insurance companies reimburse customers part of the cost of invisible aligners.
Affordable Clear Aligners for Every Lifestyle
Affordable Clear Aligners for Every Lifestyle
Duration:All Day Plan 4–6 months
Nighttime Plan 6–8 months
Wear time:All-Day Plan 22 hrs/day
Nighttime Plan 10 hrs/day
Every plan is reviewed by a licensed dentist/orthodontist, and if our aligners aren’t right for you, we’ll refund you in full.
*Your rate will be 0% APR based on credit, and is subject to an eligibility check. Payment options through Affirm are provided by these lending partners: affirm.com/lenders. Options depend on your purchase amount, and a down payment may be required.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use my FSA for Invisible Aligners?
Yes! Invisible Aligners for teeth straightening are an orthodontic service, which is covered by most of HSA & FSA accounts.
How do I use my HSA/FSA to pay for Invisible Aligners?
You can pay directly with most major debit cards as long as they are linked with your HSA/FSA account.
What if I don’t qualify for Invisible Aligners treatment after ordering the aligners?
In that case, we refund your payment to the original account. Please check our refund & return policy here.
What happens if I have to be refunded the amount paid through my FSA after the next year begins?
We recommend checking with your FSA provider for that information, as each carrier is different.
What if I don’t have enough on my FSA card to cover the full price?
In such case, you can split the payment between your FSA card and another payment method. Please reach out to us at team@alignerco.com so we can make provisions for you to pay separately.
How to make the most of your FSA and HSA account?
Save hundreds of dollars on taxes by paying upfront for your teeth straightening treatment with your flexible spending account (FSA) and health savings account (HSA).