The question families from New Hope ask most often is not whether they should get braces. It is who they should trust with the treatment. At Sabinsky Orthodontics, Dr. Keith A. Sabinsky graduated cum laude with his Doctorate of Dental Surgery from SUNY Buffalo and earned his Certificate in Orthodontics with honors from the same institution.
He built a practice in Princeton and Hillsborough that earns referrals from patients and dentists alike across Mercer and Somerset Counties, and the short drive from New Hope across the Delaware River is one that families in the area make regularly for specialist-level results.
New Hope families and adults choose Sabinsky Orthodontics for the full range of alignment and bite concerns:
Crowding: Teeth competing for space that overlap and become harder to clean over time.
Spacing and gaps: Braces close gaps predictably with full control over the final position of every tooth.
Overbite: Upper front teeth overlapping the lower excessively, corrected with braces and elastics over the course of treatment.
Underbite: Lower jaw extending forward, often addressed with braces in combination with additional appliances.
Crossbite: Upper and lower teeth biting on the wrong side of each other, correctable with properly planned braces treatment.
Open bite: Front teeth not making contact when the jaw is closed, treatable with braces under specialist planning.
Step 1 — Free Consultation: Dr. Sabinsky evaluates your teeth, bite, and goals at no charge. He explains all treatment options, discusses the most suitable plan, and provides a full cost breakdown before you commit.
Step 2 — Clinical Examination and Records: Digital X-rays and a thorough clinical exam create the foundation for your personalized treatment plan.
Step 3 — Braces Placed: Brackets are bonded at a single appointment using advanced technology and temperature-sensitive wires designed for comfort and precision.
Step 4 — Regular Adjustments: Check-ins every six to eight weeks to advance wire tensions and monitor tooth movement toward the planned result.
Step 5 — Braces Removed and Retention: Brackets are removed when treatment goals are met and retainers are fitted to protect your results permanently.
Most comprehensive cases take 18 to 24 months. Book your free consultation for a personalized timeline.
Dr. Sabinsky uses the latest orthodontic technology at both Princeton and Hillsborough, including temperature-sensitive wires that move teeth gradually with minimal discomfort, clear aesthetic braces that do not stain, and mini silver braces for cases where a lower-profile bracket is the right fit. Every treatment plan is designed by Dr. Sabinsky personally after a thorough clinical examination.
The most precise, durable, and cost-effective option for all ages and case types. Available at both Princeton and Hillsborough locations.
Tooth-colored brackets with the same clinical precision as metal. Popular with teens and adults wanting less visibility during treatment.
Move teeth gradually with minimal discomfort throughout treatment. Available for all braces patients at Sabinsky Orthodontics.
The AAO recommends a first evaluation by age seven. Pediatric orthodontic care at Sabinsky Orthodontics identifies jaw and bite concerns while growth is still on your child’s side.
Dr. Sabinsky charges nothing for the first visit. No financial barrier to getting an honest professional opinion about your orthodontic needs.
Sabinsky Orthodontics offers metal braces and clear ceramic braces for patients of all ages. A full overview of braces options is available on the practice website. Both Princeton and Hillsborough provide the same clinical standard of care.
Best For: All ages and case types
Key Advantage: Most precise, most durable, and most cost-effective option
Best For: Teens and adults wanting less visibility
Key Advantage: Tooth-colored brackets with the same clinical precision as metal
Best For: All braces patients
Key Advantage: Move teeth gradually with minimal discomfort throughout treatment
Free consultation, book here
Clinical examination and digital records
Braces placed at a single appointment
Regular adjustments every 6 to 8 weeks
Braces removed when treatment goals are met
Retainers fitted to protect results permanently
Treatment duration: most comprehensive cases take 18 to 24 months.
The cost of braces at Sabinsky Orthodontics varies by case complexity, treatment type, and duration. Dr. Sabinsky provides a complete cost breakdown at the free initial consultation after a thorough clinical examination.
Payment options available:
No-interest in-office financing
Up-front paid-in-full discount
CareCredit with low monthly payments over three to four years
Most major dental insurance with orthodontic benefits accepted
Insurance verification and claim filing assistance once treatment begins
Most major dental insurance with orthodontic benefits accepted
No-interest in-office financing available
CareCredit with low monthly payments over 3 to 4 years
Up-front paid-in-full discount available
Dr. Sabinsky graduated cum laude with his Doctorate of Dental Surgery from SUNY Buffalo, then earned his Certificate in Orthodontics with honors from the same institution. He emphasizes early orthodontic screening and long-term patient outcomes over quick case volume. He takes continuing education courses regularly and is a certified Invisalign provider for teens and adults.
Learn MoreSee the results Dr. Sabinsky has achieved for New Hope-area patients using braces. Each case is individually planned after a thorough clinical examination for precise, predictable outcomes.
Princeton Office (Primary for New Hope patients) 1 Airport Place, Suite 2, Princeton, NJ 08540
Tuesday 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM | Wednesday 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM | Friday 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Closest location for most New Hope residents — accessible via US-202 or Route 32 across the Delaware River.
Hillsborough Office 378 S Branch Rd, Suite 304, Hillsborough Township, NJ 08844
Monday 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM | Thursday 12:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Convenient for New Hope patients traveling further into central New Jersey.
Answers to the most common questions from New Hope-area patients considering braces at Sabinsky Orthodontics.
There is no Sabinsky Orthodontics office in New Hope. The Princeton office at 1 Airport Place, Suite 2 is the most convenient location for most New Hope residents, easily reached via US-202 or Route 32 across the Delaware River.
Sabinsky Orthodontics offers traditional metal braces, clear ceramic braces, and treatment with temperature-sensitive wires at both the Princeton and Hillsborough locations. Dr. Sabinsky recommends the right fit based on your clinical needs, aesthetic preferences, and budget at the free consultation.
The cost varies by case complexity and treatment duration. Dr. Sabinsky provides a complete cost breakdown at the free initial consultation. The practice offers no-interest in-office financing, a paid-in-full discount, and CareCredit. Most major insurance plans with orthodontic benefits are also accepted. Book your free consultation here.
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends age seven. Dr. Sabinsky provides early evaluations and pediatric orthodontic care when clinically indicated. Most children are simply monitored, but identifying jaw development issues early gives families the most options and often results in simpler treatment later.
Most comprehensive cases take 18 to 24 months. Simpler corrections may complete faster and more complex bite issues may take longer. Dr. Sabinsky provides a personalized timeline estimate at your first visit based on your specific teeth and bite.
New Hope residents have access to one of New Jersey’s most credentialed orthodontic specialists just across the river. Braces near New Hope at Sabinsky Orthodontics come with a free consultation, a fully personalized treatment plan from Dr. Keith A. Sabinsky himself, and payment options designed to make specialist care accessible for every budget. Both offices are accepting new patients. Book your appointment online or call the Princeton office at (609) 252-0233.