Most providers list Invisalign as a service. At Sabinsky Orthodontics in Princeton and Hillsborough, it is a daily specialty. Dr. Keith A. Sabinsky earned his Doctorate of Dental Surgery cum laude from SUNY Buffalo and his Certificate in Orthodontics with honors from the same institution.
He has been a certified Invisalign provider for both teens and adults for years, and the two offices he operates serve the full stretch of central New Jersey, including families and adults from New Hope looking for an orthodontic specialist rather than a general practice that added aligner certification as an afterthought.
Invisalign at Sabinsky Orthodontics addresses the full range of alignment and bite issues for New Hope area adults and teens:
Crowding: Mild to moderate crowding is Invisalign’s most predictable use case, and one of the most common reasons New Hope patients seek treatment.
Spacing and gaps: Clear aligners close gaps with full control over the final position of every tooth.
Overbite and overjet: Many bite corrections are achievable with Invisalign, particularly when elastics are incorporated into the treatment plan.
Crossbite: Mild to moderate crossbite presentations respond well to properly sequenced aligner treatment under specialist planning.
Open bite: Select open bite cases fall within Invisalign’s range when treatment is designed by an orthodontic specialist.
Complex cases: Dr. Sabinsky assesses each case individually rather than defaulting to braces, and provides an honest recommendation at the free consultation.
Step 1 — Free Consultation: Dr. Sabinsky evaluates your teeth, bite, and goals at no charge and provides a direct recommendation with a complete cost breakdown before you commit to anything.
Step 2 — Clinical Examination and Records: Digital X-rays and a thorough clinical exam create the foundation for your personalized treatment plan.
Step 3 — Treatment Preview: Dr. Sabinsky walks you through your projected result and explains the full treatment sequence before aligners are made.
Step 4 — Aligners Delivered: Custom trays are fabricated to your exact plan. The team explains your wear schedule and what to expect at each stage.
Step 5 — Progress Check-Ins: Appointments every six to eight weeks confirm teeth are tracking correctly and keep treatment on schedule.
Step 6 — Retention: Retainers after treatment protect your result permanently.
Most full Invisalign treatments take 12 to 24 months. Invisalign Teen typically runs 12 to 18 months. Book your free consultation for a personalized timeline.
The quality of Invisalign treatment is determined by the planning behind it, not just the aligner brand. Dr. Sabinsky uses the latest orthodontic technology at both Princeton and Hillsborough, including temperature-sensitive wires for patients who combine aligner therapy with supplemental appliances, and precise digital records for treatment sequencing. Every Invisalign case is planned by Dr. Sabinsky personally, not delegated to an assistant or handed off to a software algorithm without specialist oversight.
Dr. Sabinsky is a certified Invisalign provider for both teens and adults, an orthodontic specialist, not a general dentist offering aligners as a side service.
Dr. Sabinsky treats complex bite corrections with Invisalign, not only routine alignment. Every case is assessed individually at the free consultation.
Compliance indicators on each tray, plus six replacement trays included at no extra charge for the realities of teenage life. Part of a broader pediatric orthodontic care program.
No charge for the first visit. Dr. Sabinsky provides a complete cost breakdown and personalized treatment recommendation before you commit to anything.
No-interest in-office financing, a paid-in-full discount, and CareCredit with low monthly payments over three to four years. Most major dental insurance with orthodontic benefits accepted.
Sabinsky Orthodontics offers the full Invisalign lineup for New Hope area patients. A complete overview of the clear aligner options at both locations is available on the practice website.
Free consultation — book here
Clinical examination and digital records
Treatment preview with projected results
Custom aligners fabricated and delivered
Progress check-ins every 6 to 8 weeks
Retention with custom retainers upon completion
Treatment duration: 12 to 24 months for full Invisalign; 12 to 18 months for Invisalign Teen.
The total cost of Invisalign at Sabinsky Orthodontics varies based on the complexity and duration of treatment. Dr. Sabinsky provides a full cost breakdown at your free consultation after a thorough clinical examination.
Payment options available:
No-interest in-office financing
Paid-in-full discount
CareCredit with low monthly payments over three to four years
Most major dental insurance plans 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
Paid-in-full discount available
Dr. Sabinsky earned his Doctorate of Dental Surgery cum laude from SUNY Buffalo and his Certificate in Orthodontics with honors from the same institution. He emphasizes early treatment for correcting developmental and jaw irregularities, and offers all modern orthodontic appliances including Invisalign for teens and adults, clear aesthetic braces, and temperature-sensitive wires. He takes continuing education courses regularly to stay current with developments in the field.
Learn MoreSee the results Dr. Sabinsky has achieved for New Hope-area patients using Invisalign. Each case is individually planned using the latest digital technology 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 — a short drive across the Delaware River via US-202 or Route 32.
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 into central New Jersey.
Answers to the most common questions from New Hope-area patients considering Invisalign 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 accessible via US-202 or Route 32 across the Delaware River.
Yes. Dr. Keith A. Sabinsky is a certified Invisalign provider for both teens and adults. He is an orthodontic specialist, not a general dentist offering aligners as a side service, which means every case is planned with full specialist training behind it.
The cost varies by case complexity and treatment length. Dr. Sabinsky provides a complete cost breakdown at the free consultation after a thorough clinical exam. The practice offers no-interest in-office financing, a paid-in-full discount, and CareCredit. Insurance with orthodontic benefits is also accepted. Book your free consultation to get your personalized estimate.
Yes for many cases. Mild to moderate overbite, overjet, and crossbite can be corrected with Invisalign under specialist planning. Dr. Sabinsky will assess your bite at the free consultation and give you an honest recommendation about whether Invisalign or another treatment option would produce a better outcome.
Most full Invisalign treatments take 12 to 24 months depending on case complexity. Invisalign Teen typically runs 12 to 18 months. Dr. Sabinsky provides a personalized timeline 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. Invisalign near New Hope through Sabinsky Orthodontics comes with a free consultation, a fully personalized treatment plan from Dr. Keith A. Sabinsky himself, and flexible payment options that make specialist care accessible. Both offices are accepting new patients. Book your appointment online or call the Princeton office at (609) 252-0233.