Invisalign

CRA last updated: 2026-01-20Last reviewed: 2026-03-20
Eligible

Invisalign clear aligner treatment for dental correction by a licensed dentist or orthodontist

Eligible provinces

Dentist

13 of 13 provinces

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Dental Hygienist

13 of 13 provinces

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Dental Assistant

7 of 13 provinces

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Dental Technician

9 of 13 provinces

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Dental Therapist

5 of 13 provinces

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Is Invisalign CRA eligible in Canada?

Yes. Invisalign is orthodontic work performed by a licensed dentist or orthodontist, making it a CRA-eligible medical expense. It's reimbursable through a Health Spending Account.

What Qualifies

  • Full Invisalign treatment performed by a licensed dentist or orthodontist
  • Pre-treatment consultations and dental imaging
  • Custom aligner trays throughout the treatment cycle
  • Follow-up appointments, adjustments, and refinements
  • Retainers required upon completion of treatment
  • Attachments or interproximal reduction (IPR) performed as part of the orthodontic plan

What Does Not Qualify

  • Mail-order aligner kits from providers who are not licensed dental professionals
  • Whitening trays or retainers with no orthodontic correction purpose

Good to Know

  • Documents to keep: Treatment plan and all receipts from your dental provider.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Invisalign CRA eligible?

Yes. Orthodontic treatment paid to a licensed dentist qualifies under paragraph 118.2(2)(a) of the Income Tax Act.

Can I claim Invisalign through my HSA?

Yes. Invisalign provided by a licensed dentist or orthodontist is reimbursable through a Health Spending Account.

Source

Based on the CRA's official eligible medical expenses list and Income Tax Folio S1-F1-C1, "Fees paid to health professionals".

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Invisalign

This information is sourced from the Canada Revenue Agency's official Medical Expense Tax Credit (METC) reference guide (lines 33099 and 33199). This is not tax advice. For the most current rulings, consult the CRA directly or speak with a qualified tax professional.

Based on CRA data last updated 2026-01-20. Page last reviewed 2026-03-20.