Brace yourself: You’re about to save thousands and break up with your orthodontist

Look, not all of us were lucky enough to wear braces during our prepubescent ugly duckling phases, so you start later in life. If you’re not too keen on metal in your mouth, you have some alternatives.

Discreet clear aligners such as Invisalign are popular option, but it will definitely put a dent in your savings, coming at a price tag of up to $7,000 without insurance plus an orthodontist visit.

You don’t need to pay an arm and a leg to improve your smile. SmileSet is a direct-to-consumer company delivering alingers, retainers, night guards and other dental necessities straight to your door. SmileSet believes that orthopedic care should be as accessible as possible, so you can get reimbursed through your dental insurance or pay with your FSA or HSA accounts.

With the exclusive code GRINSPECIAL for New York Post readers, you can get your perfect smile for a lower price.

An investment into yourself is never a bad decision. It starts with an impression kit which you take in the comfort of your home. Send them back (shipping is covered) and a doctor will examine the impressions to prescribe a treatment plan along with clear aligners shipped right to you.

You have the choice between daytime or nighttime aligners for whatever aligns best with your lifestyle. Your order comes with extras too, like lip balm, whitening gel, and floss picks.

The code GRINSPECIAL saves you up 45% off your treatment with monthly financing options available. Still unsure if SmileSet is right for you? You can always set up a free 15-minute consultation with a Smile Expert today.



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