Invisalign and clear aligners in London

Removable, near-invisible aligners that straighten teeth without fixed braces.

  • 1,277 Verified practices
  • £1,890-£3,300 Typical "from" price (752 practices' published fees)
  • 33 Borough guides

Invisalign is the most popular clear aligner system in London, used by hundreds of practices across the city. If you’re considering straightening your teeth without traditional metal braces, here’s what you need to know about getting Invisalign in London - including realistic costs and what to look for in a provider.

What Is Invisalign?

Invisalign uses a series of custom-made clear plastic aligners to gradually move your teeth into position. You wear each set for one to two weeks before switching to the next. Treatment typically takes 6 to 18 months depending on complexity. The aligners are removable, so you take them out to eat and brush your teeth.

How Much Does Invisalign Cost in London?

Across 751 London practices that publish an Invisalign price, the median advertised starting price is £2,500, and most sit between £1,895 and £3,300. The full published range runs from £850 to £5,950.

Price tracks the complexity of your case. The shorter tiers, sold as Invisalign Go or Lite, cover minor crowding and sit at the bottom of that range. Invisalign Comprehensive covers more movement, takes longer and sits at the top. A practice quoting £1,200 and one quoting £4,500 may both be quoting fairly, for different treatments. Ask which tier you are being quoted for, how many aligners it covers, and what happens if you need more. For a full breakdown of treatment costs, see our London dental cost guide.

Most practices offer finance options, with monthly payments from around £60-£100 over 12 to 36 months.

Invisalign is not available on the NHS. Orthodontic treatment on the NHS is only available for under-18s with a clinical need, and typically uses fixed braces rather than clear aligners. For more on NHS dental access, see our NHS dentist London hub.

How to Choose an Invisalign Provider in London

Look for an Invisalign-certified provider - ideally one with Gold or Platinum status, which means they treat a high volume of cases. Ask how many Invisalign cases they’ve completed. Check whether the quoted price includes retainers, which you’ll need after treatment to stop your teeth moving back.

Find Invisalign by Borough

Croydon | Ealing | Islington | Camden | Southwark | Greenwich | Lewisham | Westminster | Barnet | Bromley | Enfield | Hackney | Lambeth | Tower Hamlets | Wandsworth

You may also be interested in other cosmetic dentistry options including teeth whitening and veneers. To see how Invisalign prices compare across the capital, read our London Dental Cost Index.

This information is a general guide and is not a substitute for professional dental advice. Always consult a qualified dentist about your individual circumstances.

Written and reviewed by the Dentist-London.com Editorial team. Last reviewed 3 March 2026. Prices shown are indicative ranges, not quotes - confirm costs directly with the practice.

1,277 of London's 2,131 CQC-registered practices are verified for Invisalign and clear aligners, taken directly from each practice's own published treatment list, not guessed from directory categories. Across 752 practices with published fees, "from" prices typically range £1,890-£3,300. More practices are verified every week.

What Invisalign and clear aligners costs across London

Price is the single most common thing people add to a dental search, and it is the thing directories are usually vaguest about. These are median published "from" prices by borough, taken from practices' own fee pages. The London median is £2,500.

The cheapest borough we can price is Newham at £1,995; the dearest is Barking and Dagenham at £3,000. That is a difference of £1,005 for the same treatment, which is worth knowing before you book the first practice you find.

BoroughMedian "from" pricePractices
Newham £1,995 8
Tower Hamlets £2,000 24
Greenwich £2,000 20
Southwark £2,000 19
Lambeth £2,200 18
Hounslow £2,200 16
Wandsworth £2,320 36
Redbridge £2,325 14
Hammersmith and Fulham £2,375 30
Ealing £2,400 27
Waltham Forest £2,400 6
Croydon £2,450 28
Islington £2,475 18
Westminster £2,490 80
Bromley £2,500 29
Richmond upon Thames £2,500 29
Brent £2,500 25
Merton £2,500 17
Bexley £2,500 13
Camden £2,625 36
Barnet £2,700 46
Kensington and Chelsea £2,750 31
Haringey £2,750 22
Hackney £2,750 10
Lewisham £2,775 18
Enfield £2,800 21
Sutton £2,800 19
Hillingdon £2,900 19
Havering £2,975 12
City of London £2,995 17
Kingston upon Thames £2,995 15
Harrow £3,000 24
Barking and Dagenham £3,000 5

Boroughs appear here only where at least 5 practices publish a price. The practice count shows how firm each figure is. These are advertised starting prices, not quotes: confirm the full cost with the practice. Same method as our London Dental Cost Index, and every treatment side by side on the dental price list.

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Invisalign and clear aligners: frequently asked questions

How much does Invisalign cost in London?

A full course of Invisalign in London typically costs between £1,890 and £3,250, depending on how much your teeth need to move. The price usually covers your aligners, appointments and a set of retainers. Finance is widely available.

Is Invisalign available on the NHS?

No. Invisalign is a private treatment. NHS orthodontics is offered to under-18s who qualify on clinical need, but it uses fixed metal braces rather than clear aligners.

How long does Invisalign take?

Most Invisalign treatments take 6 to 18 months, depending on the complexity of your case. Minor front-tooth corrections can finish in a few months. You wear the aligners 20 to 22 hours a day for the best result.

Is Invisalign painful?

Invisalign is generally comfortable, but expect some pressure or tenderness for a day or two each time you move to a new set of aligners. This is a sign the treatment is working and usually settles quickly.