A Healthy Mouth is a Happy Mouth
Dr. Sabinsky earned his Doctorate of Dental Surgery (DDS) from the State University of New York at Buffalo, where he graduated cum laude.
Dr. Sabinsky uses the latest technological breakthroughs in orthodontics which include: Temperature sensitive wires move the teeth gradually with minimal discomfort Clear (esthetic) braces that do not stain Mini silver braces Invisalign certified orthodontist for teens and adults – www.invisalign.com
We are very appreciative of referrals from our patients. This affirms our constant commitment to meeting the needs of our patients, treating them as we would like to be treated, and providing quality care. To show our gratitude, we have adopted a CARE TO SHARE Program.
Dr. Sabinsky is committed to excellence in treatment and service. Early orthodontic screening can lead to simpler, more effective treatment for dental patients, or at least, greater peace of mind.
Dr. Sabinsky earned his Doctorate of Dental Surgery (DDS) from the State University of New York at Buffalo, where he graduated cum laude.
Later at the same university, he earned his Certificate in Orthodontics, with honors. He completed his undergraduate work at the State University of New York at Binghamton.
Dr. Sabinsky emphasizes early treatment for correcting developmental and jaw irregularities during a child’s growth stages. This treatment for facial esthetics often lessens the need to extract permanent teeth. He offers all the modern orthodontic “appliances,” including clear (esthetic) braces, as well as Invisalign for teens and adults.
Dr. Sabinsky is a member of several professional organizations, including the American Association of Orthodontists, the American Dental Association, the New Jersey Dental Association and the Middle Atlantic Society of Orthodontists. To keep on top of the latest developments in the field, he regularly takes continuing courses of study.
Orthodontics treatment is not just about straightening teeth; it is an exciting journey that enhances both appearance and self-confidence for you or your child. From the very first consultation, Dr. Sabinsky will take the time to explain the process in detail, discuss the available treatment options, and guide you toward the most suitable plan for achieving a healthy, confident smile. Families across Somerset and Hunterdon County, including those looking for an orthodontist near Flemington, NJ, are welcome at our Hillsborough office.
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If you have orthodontic coverage, it can help in reducing the fee for treatment. Usually there is a lifetime maximum amount the insurance will pay. We would be happy to assist you in determining your insurance coverage. We will also gladly file your insurance claim promptly for you once treatment begins.
Yes, the first 3 to 5 days are generally the peak of braces pain. Days 2 and 3 are usually the absolute worst as the continuous pressure causes your teeth to loosen and shift. It’s completely normal to feel an achy soreness and have some irritation on your cheeks and lips.
Braces are a common orthodontic treatment used to correct dental misalignments, including underbites. They work by applying continuous pressure over time to slowly move teeth into the desired position. Traditional metal braces are usually the most effective for treating underbites.
With braces, you must avoid hard, sticky, and chewy foods like gum, caramel, hard candies, popcorn, ice, and whole raw apples or carrots. Also, avoid using your teeth as tools to open packages and never bite directly into foods like whole apples, corn on the cob, or tough meat on the bone—always cut or peel them first.
Stage 4 of braces varies depending on the specific orthodontic framework used, but it generally refers to either Bite Correction and Fine-Tuning (the fourth phase of active treatment) or Debanding/Removal (the fourth step of the entire treatment process).
Braces typically take between 12 to 24 months to straighten teeth. However, the exact timeframe varies: mild cases require only 6 to 12 months, while severe bite misalignments can take 24 to 36 months or longer