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NewSmile

Every cited way to start NewSmile clear aligners: the price as its source states it, what that price covers, and a direct link.

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Discreet at-home aligners (US, Canada, UK) with premium whitening included and a 3D preview before you commit. NewSmile overview

Plan and what the price covers

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NewSmile NewSmile Day (Fast Track)4-6 months
Fast Track day aligners: $995 one-time on its Black Friday deal (list $1,795, $800 off). The purchase page offers a one-time payment only; no monthly plan is listed. Includes the impression kit with a prepaid return label, a 3D treatment preview, the custom aligners, remote monitoring and whitening.
3D preview before you commit; average treatment 4-6 months.
$995
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NewSmile NewSmile Night 8-10 months
Night aligners: $1,195 one-time (list $1,895, a limited-time $700 off), worn for 10 continuous hours a day; the purchase page offers a one-time payment only. Includes the impression kit, treatment preview, the aligners, remote monitoring and whitening.
Worn overnight; average treatment 8-10 months.
$1,195
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NewSmile NewSmile Fast Track (Canada, day aligners)
Day aligners worn 22 hours a day, paid once: $2,099 regular price ($1,899 on a limited-time offer, still shown on 2026-11-03), including the impression kit, a treatment preview, the aligners and whitening (worth $69); its product page adds one set of retainers. Or $96 a month over 24 months (regular $106), starting at 0% APR for 6 months; night aligners are $79 a month over 24 months at 0% APR with $0 down (regular $91), worn 10 hours a day for 8 to 10 months. The impression kit with a treatment preview can be bought first for $59. The pricing page states its prices are in Canadian dollars.
Canadian-owned, based in Vancouver; its aligners are licensed by Health Canada, it says, and shipping is free.
$2,099 CAD
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Plans that advertise a monthly payment are listed first, lowest first. How NewSmile treatment is supervised: Remote. Impressions or a scan kit at home, a plan reviewed online, aligners mailed to your door. This is information, not dental advice: confirm candidacy with a licensed dentist first.

InvisibleBraces is an informational data platform, not a dentist, an orthodontist, or a seller of aligners. Nothing here is dental or medical advice, a diagnosis, or a recommendation to start, stop, or change any treatment. At-home clear aligners are not right for every case, and moving teeth without an in-person exam carries real risk. Data is aggregated from public sources and each brand's own terms and can be incomplete or out of date. Always consult a licensed dentist or orthodontist and confirm current prices and terms with the provider.