Removable for meals.
No food restrictions. Take the aligners out to eat what you want, then brush and re-insert.
Clear aligners for kids, teens and adults from an Invisalign Pearl Provider offering orthodontic treatment in Brooklyn since 1999. Free consultation.
Free consultations. Interest-free in-house payment plans. Sunday appointments, 10 AM to 4 PM.

If you're looking for a discreet way to straighten your teeth, Brace Central Orthodontics could be your ideal solution. Our Brooklyn office offers expert Invisalign treatment to help you achieve a beautiful smile without brackets or wires.

Invisalign is a clear aligner system that straightens teeth using a series of custom-made, removable plastic trays instead of brackets and wires. Each set of aligners is worn for 1 to 2 weeks, then swapped for the next in the sequence. Over the full series, your teeth shift gradually into their final positions.
At Brace Central, every Invisalign case is planned by our trusted orthodontist team using ClinCheck software, so you'll see a simulation of your finished smile before the first aligner is made.
No food restrictions. Take the aligners out to eat what you want, then brush and re-insert.
Brush and floss normally without working around brackets.
ClinCheck digital planning gives you a preview of your finished smile and a projected end date.
Most cases need a check-in every 6 to 8 weeks instead of every 4.
Invisalign Teen includes compliance indicators that track wear time.
Each new aligner moves teeth in small increments. Most patients feel only mild pressure for 1 to 2 days.
Invisalign works best for patients with mild to moderate orthodontic concerns, including:
Severe bite issues, complex tooth rotations, or cases requiring significant jaw repositioning may need traditional braces or surgical orthodontics. During your consultation, our doctors will review your X-rays and digital scan to confirm Invisalign is the right approach, or recommend an alternative.
It begins with a friendly, no-obligation consultation with our doctors at our Brooklyn office. They'll examine your teeth and bite, discuss your smile goals, and answer all your questions.
Using your digital scan, our doctors will map out a custom plan showing how your teeth will move over time. You'll be able to preview your future smile virtually.
Once your aligners arrive, we'll schedule an appointment for you to receive them. Our doctors will make sure the first aligner fits well and guide you through how to wear and care for them. You'll typically wear each aligner for 1 to 2 weeks before moving to the next one.
To achieve the best results, wear your aligners 22 hours a day. Remove them only to eat, drink (except water), brush, and floss. Mild pressure when switching aligners is expected and means they're working.
Every 6 to 8 weeks, you'll visit us for a check-in. Our doctors will ensure everything is progressing smoothly, give you your next set of aligners, and answer any questions.
After your final aligner, we'll confirm your smile is well-aligned. Then it's time to protect your results with retainers. "Retention is critical after any orthodontic treatment," says Dr. Ingberman. "Once we've achieved that gorgeous smile, we want to keep it that way for life."
Your exact cost depends on case complexity and the number of aligners required.
Many insurance plans include orthodontic coverage; the exact amount depends on your plan and case complexity. We accept most major dental insurance plans and offer interest-free in-house payment plans. See our insurance page for details, or ask during your consultation.

Invisalign check-ins happen every 6 to 8 weeks, so the office has to be easy to reach. Ours is at 2468 Coney Island Avenue in Gravesend, a 10-minute walk from Homecrest, about 4 minutes by car from Sheepshead Bay and Brighton Beach, 5 to 10 minutes from Midwood, and 10 to 15 minutes from Bensonhurst, Borough Park and Marine Park.
Free parking is in our own lot with the entrance on Coney Island Avenue, and we see patients on Sundays from 10 AM to 4 PM.
Patient voices
"I’m in my mid-30s and was nervous about starting Invisalign, but Dr. Polina made it feel like the easiest decision. She showed me my before-and-after simulation, and honestly, seeing the 3D version of my future smile sold me. Every visit is quick, friendly, and professional. Her staff always remembers my name and they’re so organized. My teeth look straighter than ever, and nobody even noticed I was wearing aligners. My smile shows confidence now."
"My daughter started Invisalign with Dr. Polina, and the whole process has been smooth. It was easy to get her initial appointment , and the staff is friendly. She explained everything clearly and made my daughter feel relaxed during the visit. The aligner are easy to use, and we can already see a difference in her smile. We feel confidence we made the right choice."
"Dr Polina is the best orthodontist around. I had my first set of braces put on by her 10yrs ago and loved my smile. Since I did not wear my retainers my teeth shifted. I decided to go back to her 10 yrs later for Invisalign’s and I am in love WTH my new smile. I highly recommend her for her polite manners and expertise. Thank you Dr Polina."
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It varies and depends on the clinical situation. Usually, it ranges from 14 to 24 months.
You have to remove aligners before you eat and put them on after you finish eating.
Yes, you can drink coffee, but aligners are likely to stain from drinking it. So if you want your Invisalign to stay nice and clean and clear, then it's preferable to remove it when you drink coffee.
Yes, with good cooperation and responsible wear Invisalign treatment is a good option for teenage patients.
No, it is not painful. Some people experience minor discomfort.
Invisalign aligners are easily removed by using your finger and applying slight pressure on the edge of the aligner.
It depends. Your doctor should evaluate it, but Invisalign can fix many types of crossbites, though not all of them.
It depends on the case of the underbite, and a clinical evaluation is necessary. Invisalign can fix some underbites.
No, it moves teeth at the same speed as traditional orthodontic treatment.
Hard food can wear down and damage the aligners, so the aligners should be removed for eating.
It is best to brush the aligners. If that is not possible, at least rinse them before putting them back in your mouth.
You should not chew gum with Invisalign. Remove the aligners when you eat; if you are very hungry, something soft like yogurt or a smoothie is easier to manage.
Clear water is ideal while the aligners are in.
Yes. To minimize staining, you can drink coffee through a straw, or remove the aligners while drinking it.
You can stop when the treatment is completed. If a patient decides to end treatment before completion, that is the patient's choice.
Yes. A retainer is used after treatment to maintain the alignment. How it is worn over time is discussed with your doctor.
No, it is not painful. Some people experience minor discomfort.
There are special removal tools available, but they are usually not necessary since the aligner is not hard to remove with your finger.
Aligners can be removed several times for eating and brushing, as long as they are worn for the number of hours your doctor recommends each day.
When you start wearing a new set of aligners, there is usually some discomfort that lasts a few days. Over-the-counter pain relief and avoiding hard food can help. Discuss any concerns with your doctor.
As with braces, moving teeth can cause some discomfort. Possible side effects should be discussed with the doctor, as they vary depending on the patient and any existing conditions.
Yes. The implant itself will not move, but the surrounding teeth will adjust as they normally would.
Yes, a tooth with a crown will move just like any other tooth.
Yes, Invisalign can move teeth to create space for an implant placement.
There is no single type of person who does not qualify. Screening for Invisalign treatment should be done by a dentist or orthodontist.
This information is provided for educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional dental advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please call our office at (718) 998-1888 to discuss your individual orthodontic needs.
Meet The Team

Founder · A quarter of a century of experience
Founder of Brace Central Orthodontics and Brooklyn Orthodontics with a quarter of a century of experience. She is an NYU College of Dentistry graduate and a Columbia University trained orthodontist, treating children, teens, and adults with braces and Invisalign.
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Orthodontist
Board-certified Brooklyn orthodontist trained at Columbia University College of Dental Medicine, with a three-year orthodontic residency at Maimonides Medical Center. Treats children, teens, and adults with braces, Invisalign®, and a full range of orthodontic appliances.
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Orthodontist
Brooklyn-born orthodontist, NYU College of Dentistry graduate with a three-year residency in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics at Maimonides Medical Center. Known for meticulous, compassionate, individualized care.
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Orthodontist · Diplomate, American Board of Orthodontics
Board-certified orthodontist (Diplomate, ABO 2025), NYU College of Dentistry graduate with residency training at St. Barnabas Hospital, NY. Treats children, teens, and adults with braces, clear aligners, and orthopedic appliances. Speaks English and Russian.
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