Adirondack Orthodontics

Adirondack Orthodontics is a prominent orthodontic practice serving the Capital Region of New York, with multiple convenient locations including East Greenbush, Albany, Clifton Park, Latham, Schenectady, and Glens Falls. The practice is dedicated to providing high-quality, personalized orthodontic care for children, teenagers, and adults, helping them achieve healthy and confident smiles. A key differentiator for Adirondack Orthodontics is its expertise in Invisalign treatment. They hold the prestigious "Blue Diamond+" provider status, which places them among the top 1% of Invisalign providers in North America based on the volume of cases they handle annually. This signifies their extensive experience and success in transforming smiles with clear aligners. In addition to Invisalign, they offer traditional metal and clear (ceramic) braces, tailoring treatment plans to individual patient needs. The practice emphasizes a patient-centric approach, starting with a complimentary consultation that includes free X-rays and a 3D scan to design a personalized smile plan. They are known for their commitment to patient comfort, short wait times, and a friendly, professional team. Adirondack Orthodontics also offers flexible financing options, participates with most New York insurance providers, and accepts FSA, HSA, and CareCredit to make orthodontic treatment affordable. They stand by their work with a "Smile Guarantee™", ensuring that patients will not pay full price for orthodontic treatment again if their teeth shift after completing treatment. They also offer a retainer program to help maintain results long-term. Founded by Dr. Sergey Berenshteyn, Adirondack Orthodontics has steadily expanded its presence and reputation in the Capital Region, consistently being recognized as the “Best Orthodontist in the Capital Region” for five consecutive years. Their commitment extends beyond patient care to community involvement, including local sponsorships and events. They utilize state-of-the-art technology, such as digital scanners that replace traditional molds, for more accurate and comfortable treatment.