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If you mean the UT Austin campus area, I’d look at these options first. For a college student, the biggest things to compare are total price, monthly financing, student discounts, and whether an orthodontist (specialist) or general dentist is doing the case.

Best nearby affordable clear-aligner options

1. Treaty Oak Dental — closest “student-friendly” pick

• Very close to UT/West Campus.
• Offers Invisalign and mentions financing options. treatyoakdental.com
• Good choice if your crooked teeth are mild/moderate and you want convenience.
• Ask: “Do you have an Invisalign Lite/Express option for a simpler case?”

2. Kunik Orthodontics Austin — better if your teeth are significantly crooked

• Orthodontist rather than just a general dentist.
• Downtown Austin office is convenient from UT.
• Worth getting a quote because orthodontists often handle more complex crowding/bite issues.

3. Midtown Dental Associates — very close to campus

• Central Austin location near UT/St. David’s area.
• Offers Invisalign clear aligners.
• Good one to compare pricing with Treaty Oak.

4. Aqua Dental — UT-area convenience

• Located near UT (32nd St area).
• Offers Invisalign/clear aligner treatment.

5. Smile 360 — good financing comparison

• Offers Invisalign and advertises in-house financing options. www.smile360atx.com
• A little farther (South Lamar), but worth comparing if the payment plan is better.

Most budget-focused option I found

Ortho 360 Orthodontics and Kunik Orthodontics Austin are worth calling because orthodontic offices often have promotions/payment plans.

Also check out:

• Kunik Orthodontics Austin / other orthodontists for a specialist quote.
• Smile 360 for financing comparison.
• If you’re a full-time student, Kunik Orthodontics Austin or other orthodontic offices may have student promotions; for example, Limestone Hills advertises a college student discount, though it’s farther from campus. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

Typical Austin pricing to expect:

• Mild Invisalign/clear aligner cases: often around $2,000–$4,000
• Full Invisalign cases: often around $4,000–$7,000
• Monthly plans can sometimes make it roughly $100–$250/month, depending on down payment and credit.

If you tell me:

1. whether you have UT student dental insurance or no insurance,
2. your budget (ex. “under $150/month”), and
3. whether your teeth are slightly crooked vs. crowded/overbite,

I can narrow this to the best 2–3 places to call first.

Assuming you mean the UT Austin campus area, I’d look at a few places that are close to campus and worth getting a clear-aligner quote from. For a college student, I’d prioritize transparent pricing, student-friendly financing, and not paying for a more complex plan than you need.

Best nearby options to check

1. KoLa Family & Cosmetic Dentistry — closest/easiest from UT

• Very close to campus (North Campus area).
• Offers Invisalign/clear aligners and uses digital scanning. www.koladentistry.com
• Good option if you want a general dentist who can handle your regular dental care plus aligners.
• Ask specifically: “Do you have a student discount or payment plan for Invisalign?”

2. Treaty Oak Dental — West Campus-friendly

• Located near UT/West Campus.
• Offers Invisalign and mentions financing options. treatyoakdental.com
• Worth getting a quote if convenience matters.

3. Kunik Orthodontics Austin — orthodontist (not just a dentist)

• If your teeth are significantly crooked, an orthodontist may be a better fit than a general dentist.
• Offers Invisalign/clear aligners and focuses specifically on tooth movement and bite correction.

4. Aqua Dental — close to UT Medical area

• Offers Invisalign/clear aligners and other orthodontic options.
• Convenient if you’re near the east/north side of campus.

What I’d expect to pay in Austin

• Mild cases: sometimes around $2,500–$4,000
• Typical Invisalign cases: often $4,000–$6,000+
• Ask about:
  • student discounts
  • 0% payment plans
  • whether retainers are included
  • whether refinements are included

For a college budget, I’d get 3 free consultations and compare the written quotes. Clear aligner pricing varies a lot based on whether you have crowding only vs. bite issues.

If you tell me:

1. your UT campus (Austin?) and whether you’re walking/biking only,
2. whether your teeth are slightly crooked, crowded, gaps, overbite, etc., and
3. your budget (e.g., under $3k, $3–5k, monthly payment),

I can narrow it down to the best 2–3 choices.

Assuming you mean UT Austin, I can narrow this down to places around the UT campus. I’m seeing a location mismatch in the search results, though—the search is currently pulling up Norfolk, VA businesses rather than Austin.

If you mean University of Texas at Austin, tell me that and I’ll compare nearby dentists/orthodontists specifically for:

• Lowest total Invisalign/clear-aligner price
• Student discounts or financing
• Whether they offer Invisalign vs. cheaper alternatives like ClearCorrect
• Free/low-cost consultations
• How close they are to UT campus

For reference, Invisalign says insurance can potentially cover up to $3,000 of orthodontic treatment, and financing/FSA/HSA can also be used. Invisalign

If you meant a different UT campus (UTSA, UTHealth, University of Utah, etc.), give me the school name.

If you mean the UB campus area in Buffalo, I’d start with UB Dental itself. It’s probably your best bet if affordability is the priority.

🥇 Best budget option: UB Dental Orthodontics

Dr David Covell — UB’s orthodontic clinic at Squire Hall.

• Location: UB South Campus, Squire Hall
• Clear aligners: UB explicitly lists Invisalign, as well as clear and metal braces, among its orthodontic services. dental.buffalo.edu
• Price: UB says its pre-doctoral/student clinic fees are typically about 65% lower than private-practice fees, while post-graduate clinics are typically about 30% lower. dental.buffalo.edu
• Orthodontic screening is free. dental.buffalo.edudental.buffalo.edu
• Call: 716-829-2845 for an orthodontic screening. dental.buffalo.edu
• You don't need to complete the normal new-patient form for orthodontics. dental.buffalo.edudental.buffalo.edu

That's a very strong option for a college student, especially if you're willing to have treatment done through a dental-school clinic.

Other options I'd consider

If UB's wait time or treatment plan doesn't work for you:

• Greater Buffalo Orthodontics — 1306 Hertel Ave; offers Invisalign and 3M Clarity clear aligners. This is relatively convenient from North Campus/Amherst.
• LakeStone Orthodontics — Buffalo office on Abbott Rd; offers Invisalign and says it has flexible monthly payment plans, including some no-credit-check options.
• Emily J. Schaefer DDS — 463 W. Delavan Ave; a general dentist offering Invisalign, potentially worth comparing if you want a smaller private practice.

My recommendation: get the free UB orthodontic screening first, and ask them specifically: “Am I a candidate for Invisalign/clear aligners, and what would my total out-of-pocket cost be after insurance?” Then get one private orthodontist quote so you have something to compare against.

UB Dental orthodontics & patient information

If you tell me whether you're at North Campus or South Campus (and whether you have dental insurance), I can narrow this down to the 3 cheapest/convenient options and compare estimated costs/payment plans.

Yes — assuming you mean the UT Austin campus, I’d look specifically for an orthodontist that offers clear aligners plus student-friendly financing, rather than just picking a general dentist.

One important catch: my local search is currently returning Chicago-area results rather than Austin, so I don’t want to pretend those offices are near UT Austin. I can narrow this properly to the UT campus once the location search resolves to Austin.

For affordability, here’s what I’d prioritize:

1. In-house clear aligners — often cheaper than Invisalign-branded treatment.
2. Free/low-cost consultation and scan.
3. Monthly financing with little/no down payment.
4. Ask whether your dental insurance covers orthodontics. UT's AcademicBlue medical plan doesn't automatically include dental, but optional dental coverage is available. healthyhorns.utexas.edu
5. Since you said your teeth are crooked, get an orthodontist's evaluation, especially if you have significant crowding or a bite issue. Clear aligners aren't ideal for every case.

If you tell me “yes, UT Austin”, I'll search specifically around the UT Austin campus / West Campus / North Campus and give you 3–5 cheapest good options, approximate prices, financing, distance from campus, and which I'd choose for a college student.

Yes — if you mean UT Austin / West Campus, there are a few options that look especially worth comparing for a college-student budget.

My top picks

1. KoLa Family & Cosmetic Dentistry — 2907 Duval St, 78705
   • Very close to UT/Hyde Park and easy to walk/bike to.
   • Offers Invisalign and digital scanning. www.koladentistry.com
   • I’d call them if convenience is your biggest priority, but they don't publicly advertise a specific student Invisalign price, so you'd need a quote.

2. Aqua Dental — 811 E 32nd St, 78705
   • Also very close to campus.
   • Offers Invisalign/clear aligners for adults.
   • Worth getting a consultation/quote and comparing against the options below.

3. Midtown Dental Associates — 3000 N I-35, 78705
   • Central Austin and close to UT.
   • Offers Invisalign with digital scanning and a 3D smile preview.

💰 Best deal I found for an actual college student

Limestone Hills Orthodontics is farther from campus (2222/78730), but this is the one I'd seriously consider if price is your #1 concern.

They currently publish:

• Invisalign starting at $4,700
• Angel Aligners starting at $4,000
• $250 off for full-time college students
• Financing from $149.99/month at 0% interest through their advertised plan
• Free consultation
• PPO insurance accepted limestonehillsorthodontics.com

So their advertised Invisalign starting price could be $4,450 after the student discount, before any insurance benefits.

Another nearby option with a current discount

Ideal Dental Central Austin specifically says it serves the UT Campus/Hyde Park area and currently advertises $1,000 off Invisalign through August 31, 2026 for qualifying cash-pay patients. Their normal Invisalign range is listed as $5,300–$7,300, depending on case complexity. www.myidealdental.com

That makes them particularly interesting right now.

Ideal Dental Central Austin offers & Invisalign promotion

What I'd do if I were trying to minimize the cost

Get 3 quotes, rather than choosing based on the advertised discount:

KoLa → Ideal Dental Central Austin → Limestone Hills

When you call, ask:

“I'm a full-time UT student and I'm looking for clear aligners for crooked teeth. What is your total out-of-pocket price, including scans, refinements, attachments, and retainers? Do you have a student discount or financing?”

The important part is asking for the total treatment price, because a $1,000-off promotion isn't necessarily cheaper if another office starts with a lower price.

If you tell me roughly how crooked your teeth are (minor crowding vs. pretty crooked) and whether you have UT student dental insurance, I can narrow this down to the 2–3 cheapest realistic options near campus.

If you mean UT Austin, I’d focus on places that explicitly publish student discounts or unusually transparent aligner pricing.

Best bets for a college-student budget

1. Limestone Hills Orthodontics — probably my first call

• Invisalign starts around $4,700, and they offer a $250 college-student discount, bringing the published starting price to about $4,450.
• They also offer Angel Aligners from $4,000 ($3,750 after the student discount), which could be worth asking about if you don't specifically need Invisalign.
• Financing is available, including a stated $149.99/month 0%-interest option.
• It's an orthodontist rather than just a general dentist, which is a plus if your teeth are significantly crooked or your bite also needs correction. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

Limestone Hills Orthodontics

2. Downtown Dental Design — worth getting a quote

• They're in downtown Austin, so potentially convenient from the UT area.
• Their site currently advertises $500 off Invisalign + a complimentary consultation, with the offer listed through August 31, 2026. www.downtowndentaldesign.com

Downtown Dental Design

3. Blunn Creek Family Dentistry — good if you're uninsured

• Their membership plan gives 25% off Invisalign and other dental treatment.
• It's not insurance, but could make sense if you don't have useful dental coverage. www.blunncreekdental.com

Blunn Creek Family Dentistry

One important thing before you choose

Since you said you're a student, check your dental insurance first. If you're covered through UT, orthodontic benefits can make a much bigger difference than a $250–$500 office discount. For example, UT's published graduate-student plan information has listed orthodontic benefits with a lifetime maximum, although your exact current plan depends on your student status and enrollment. hr.utexas.edu

Also, don't assume Invisalign is necessarily the cheapest option. If your teeth are fairly crooked, ask each office for three numbers:

total price for Invisalign/clear aligners, amount insurance will pay, and your final out-of-pocket cost including retainers and refinements.

My pick: I'd get the free consultation at Limestone Hills first, specifically asking whether you're a candidate for their ~$3,750 Angel Aligner option versus Invisalign. Then get a second quote from Downtown Dental Design before committing.

If by “UT campus” you meant UT San Antonio, UT Dallas, or another UT campus, tell me which one and I can narrow this down to dentists actually near that campus.

Absolutely — I can look for student-friendly dentists/orthodontists offering affordable Invisalign or clear aligners, including financing and consultation fees.

Which UT campus do you mean? For example, UT Austin, UT Dallas, UT Arlington, etc.

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If by UT campus you mean UT Austin, I’d focus on places around West Campus/UT rather than just the cheapest Invisalign ad. For a college student, the big things are student discounts, financing, insurance coverage, and whether your case needs an orthodontist rather than a general dentist.

My top picks

1. Treaty Oak Dental — 2905 San Gabriel St.
   • Very close to UT/West Campus.
   • Offers Invisalign and says it provides financing options and aims for affordable care. treatyoakdental.com
   • Best if convenience is your #1 priority.

2. Limestone Hills Orthodontics — Austin
   • This is the one I'd investigate first if price is your main concern.
   • They advertise Invisalign starting around $4,700, with a $250 full-time college-student discount, bringing the advertised price to about $4,450. limestonehillsorthodontics.comlimestonehillsorthodontics.com
   • They also advertise financing as low as $149.99/month at 0% interest through their financing program. limestonehillsorthodontics.com
   • They offer Angel Aligners starting around $4,000, which could be worth asking about if you're flexible about the brand. limestonehillsorthodontics.comlimestonehillsorthodontics.com
   • Best value I'd compare against other quotes.

3. Daylight Dental
   • Their dental savings membership is $300/year for adults and includes $1,000 off clear-aligner treatment for qualifying patients. www.daylightdental.com
   • This could potentially be attractive if you don't have dental insurance.

One important thing

Don't assume Invisalign itself is the cheapest option. Invisalign says pricing depends heavily on the complexity of your case, and insurance can sometimes cover orthodontic treatment. www.invisalign.com

Since you said your teeth are crooked, I'd get 2–3 consultations before committing. Ask each office:

“I'm a full-time college student. What is the total out-of-pocket price for my case after your student discount, insurance, and financing? Does that include refinements and retainers?”

Also ask whether traditional braces, Invisalign, or a less-expensive clear-aligner system would make the most sense for your particular bite.

If you want, I can also find the 5 cheapest clear-aligner/Invisalign options within ~2 miles of UT Austin and compare their actual prices, student discounts, financing, and reviews.

If you mean UT Austin, I found a few options that look particularly worth pricing out for a college student. Since crooked teeth can involve bite issues as well as appearance, I’d favor an orthodontist over a general dentist for the initial evaluation.

Best options near UT

1. Kunik Orthodontics Austin — Downtown

• 830 W 3rd St, very convenient from the UT area.
• Offers Invisalign and hybrid braces/aligner treatment.
• They advertise flexible financing, with some plans around $150/month, although your actual price depends on your case.
• My pick if proximity to campus matters most.

2. Tomblyn Family Orthodontics — W. 35th St

• 1814 W 35th St, close to central/north UT.
• Offers Invisalign and other clear-aligner options.
• Strong reviews and specifically treats adults.
• Worth getting a quote alongside Kunik.

3. Ortho 360 Orthodontics — W. 38th St

• 1600 W 38th St, also quite convenient from UT.
• Offers Invisalign/clear aligners for adults.
• Reviews specifically mention straightforward Invisalign experiences.

Cheapest student-specific deal I found

Limestone Hills Orthodontics has an unusually clear college-student offer: $250 off Invisalign for full-time students (and part-time students taking at least 9 hours). Their published Invisalign price starts at $4,700, so the student price would start around $4,450. They also offer Angel Aligners from $4,000, which would be $3,750 after the student discount. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

The catch is location: they're at 7300 Ranch Rd 2222, so they're substantially farther from UT than the downtown/35th/38th Street options.

One thing I'd do before choosing

Get 2–3 free consultations and ask each office:

“I'm a UT student and I'm mainly concerned about crooked teeth. What's the total price for clear aligners, including scans, refinements, and retainers, after any student discount or insurance?”

That's important because a $3,000 quote can become $4,500+ once retainers/refinements are added.

For your situation, I'd start with Kunik Downtown + Tomblyn + one cheaper-price comparison like Limestone Hills. That should give you a good idea of whether you can get treatment around the $3,500–$4,500 range rather than automatically paying $5k+.

If you tell me roughly how crooked your teeth are (a little / moderate / pretty crooked) and whether you have dental insurance, I can narrow this down to the 2–3 cheapest realistic options near UT.

Assuming you mean UT Austin: yes — there are a few options that look particularly good for a college-student budget.

My top picks near UT Austin

1. Kunik Orthodontics Austin — Downtown
   • 830 W 3rd St, so relatively convenient from campus.
   • Orthodontist rather than a general dentist, and they offer Invisalign/clear aligners.
   • I’d call them for a student/self-pay quote and ask about financing.

2. KoLa Family & Cosmetic Dentistry — North/UT area
   • 2907 Duval St, right around the UT campus area.
   • Offers cosmetic dentistry and is positioned as a convenient UT-area practice.
   • Worth calling specifically to ask whether they do Invisalign/clear aligners in-house and what their student pricing is.

3. Aqua Dental — East 32nd
   • 811 E 32nd St, very convenient for the UT area.
   • Offers Invisalign/clear aligners and traditional braces.
   • This would be another good place to get a quote before committing.

💰 The one I'd investigate first for affordability

Limestone Hills Orthodontics is farther from campus, but its pricing is unusually transparent:

• Invisalign: from $4,700
• Alternative clear aligners: from $4,000
• $250 college-student discount
• After the student discount: Invisalign from $4,450, alternative aligners from $3,750
• Financing advertised from $149.99/month at 0% interest with no credit check. limestonehillsorthodontics.com

So if you're willing to travel a bit, I'd definitely get a quote from Limestone Hills. The fact that they specifically publish a college-student discount is a big plus.

Another potentially good deal

Daylight Dental currently advertises $1,000 off Invisalign & braces and has an in-office savings plan for uninsured patients. limestonehillsorthodontics.comwww.daylightdental.com

One caveat: promotions can have eligibility/expiration restrictions, so I'd confirm the actual total before assuming it's cheaper.

What I'd do if I were you

Get 3 free consultations/quotes and ask each office:

“I'm a full-time UT student with crooked/crowded teeth. What's the total out-of-pocket price for clear aligners, including scans, refinements, and retainers? Do you have a student discount or monthly payment plan?”

Don't compare just the advertised monthly payment — ask for the total treatment price. A $150/month plan can be substantially more expensive depending on the term.

If you tell me roughly where on campus you are (West Campus, North Campus, etc.) and your budget (e.g. <$3k, $3–4k, $4–5k), I can narrow this down to the 3 cheapest/best options within about a 10–15 minute drive and compare their current pricing.

If you mean UT Austin, yes — there are a few options that look especially worth checking as a college student.

Best budget-focused option: Limestone Hills Orthodontics

Limestone Hills Orthodontics
Limestone Hills Orthodontics
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Address: 7300 Ranch to Market Rd 2222 Bldg 5, Suite 217, Austin, TX 78730, United States
Phone: +1 512-720-6399

This is the standout I found for student pricing. They advertise:

• Invisalign from $4,700
• $250 college-student discount, bringing the advertised starting price to $4,450
• Angel Aligners from $4,000, or $3,750 after the student discount
• Financing from $149.99/month at 0% interest through their in-house plan
• Free consultation and 3D scan
• Board-certified orthodontist rather than a general dentist limestonehillsorthodontics.com

The downside is location: it's up near 2222, so it's not as convenient from campus as some of the others.

Closest/convenient to UT

KoLa Family & Cosmetic Dentistry is at 2907 Duval St, right by UT. A recent UT student discussion specifically mentions KoLa as being about a 5-minute walk from the north end of campus. www.reddit.com

Aqua Dental is another very close option at 811 E 32nd St and offers Invisalign/clear aligners.

Midtown Dental Associates at 3000 N I-35 also offers Invisalign and is convenient to the UT/St. David's area.

If you want an actual orthodontist

Tomblyn Family Orthodontics is at 1814 W 35th St, just west of campus. They offer Invisalign, free consultations, and explicitly say their flexible payment options work well for students. www.tomblynfamilyorthodontics.com

My recommendation for you

I'd get 2–3 free consultations before committing, because “affordable Invisalign” can vary dramatically depending on how crooked your teeth are and whether you need bite correction.

I'd start with:

1. Limestone Hills — best published student pricing I've found.
2. Tomblyn — better location + orthodontist + free consult.
3. KoLa or Aqua Dental — if being able to walk/bus from UT is your priority.

One important thing: don't automatically choose Invisalign over cheaper clear aligners. If your case is relatively straightforward, a reputable orthodontist may offer a different aligner system for substantially less.

If you tell me your approximate budget (e.g. under $3k, $4k, $5k) and whether you have dental insurance, I can narrow this down to the cheapest realistic options near UT campus and compare their prices/financing.

Yes — assuming you mean the UT Austin campus. I found several options nearby, and a couple stand out specifically for a college-student budget.

My top picks near UT Austin

1. Aqua Dental — 811 E 32nd St

Very close to campus and offers Invisalign/clear aligners. This is probably the first place I’d call if convenience + a normal dentist office matters most.

2. KoLa Family & Cosmetic Dentistry — 2907 Duval St

Right in the UT area. They’re a general/cosmetic dentist rather than a dedicated orthodontist, so I’d specifically ask them for the total price for mild/moderate Invisalign or clear aligners and whether they offer student financing.

3. Kunik Orthodontics Austin — 830 W 3rd St

This is downtown rather than directly on campus, but it’s a stronger option if your teeth are significantly crooked or your bite is off, because you're seeing an orthodontic specialist. They offer Invisalign and flexible financing.

4. Limestone Hills Orthodontics — farther from campus, but probably the best deal I found for a college student. They advertise $250 off Invisalign for full-time college students, with Invisalign listed at $4,450 after the student discount, and financing starting around $149.99/month. limestonehillsorthodontics.comlimestonehillsorthodontics.com

💰 One thing I'd do before choosing

Don't assume Invisalign is automatically the cheapest option. Ask each office:

“I'm a UT Austin college student with crooked teeth. What is your lowest-cost professionally supervised clear-aligner option, and what would my total out-of-pocket price be including scans, refinements, and retainers?”

Some orthodontists offer alternatives such as Spark or Angel Aligners that can be cheaper than Invisalign. Limestone Hills, for example, explicitly offers Angel Aligners as a lower-cost alternative. limestonehillsorthodontics.comlimestonehillsorthodontics.com

Also check your dental insurance: UT's student health insurance itself does not automatically include dental, but optional dental coverage is available separately. global.utexas.edu

If you tell me your approximate budget (e.g. <$2,500, $3k, $4k) and whether you have dental insurance, I can narrow this down to the 3 cheapest options around UT and compare their actual pricing/financing.

Assuming you mean the University of Texas at Austin (UT campus) area: as a college student with crooked teeth, I’d focus on places that offer free consultations, student discounts, and monthly payment plans rather than just the lowest advertised price. Clear aligners can range a lot depending on whether your case is mild crowding or needs bite correction.

Here are some good options near UT/Austin:

Best value picks

Kunik Orthodontics Austin (Downtown Austin)

• Very convenient from UT (downtown location)
• Orthodontist (not just a general dentist)
• Offers Invisalign/clear aligners and flexible payment options
• Good choice if your teeth are more than a simple cosmetic spacing issue

BLVD Dentistry & Orthodontics of 5th Street

• Close to UT/downtown
• Offers Invisalign/clear aligners along with general dental care
• Convenient if you want one office for cleanings + orthodontics

Treaty Oak Dental

• One of the closest options to West Campus/UT
• Offers Invisalign and financing options treatyoakdental.com
• Worth checking if convenience matters because you can walk/bike from campus

Best “student budget” option I found

Limestone Hills Orthodontics

• Not directly by campus, but they advertise:
  • Invisalign starting around $4,700
  • Lower-cost clear aligner option starting around $4,000
  • Payment plans from about $149.99/month
  • A $250 college student discount limestonehillsorthodontics.com
• Since you’re a college student, this is one of the clearer budget-oriented offers I found.

If your teeth are only mildly crooked

Ask about:

• Invisalign Express / limited treatment
• In-house clear aligners
• Whether you qualify for a shorter plan

Some cases can be much cheaper than full Invisalign, but only an exam can confirm that.

Questions to ask at the consultation

1. “What is the total price including retainers?”
2. “Do you offer a student discount?”
3. “How much is the down payment?”
4. “Is this Invisalign, or another clear aligner brand?”
5. “If my teeth don’t track, are refinements included?”

If you tell me:

• whether you’re at UT Austin (or another UT campus),
• your budget (e.g., “under $2k,” “$100/month,” “cheapest possible”),
• and whether your teeth are slightly crooked vs. crowded/overbite,

I can narrow it down to the best 2–3 choices.