Invisalign in the Upper East Side, NYC

• Clear, removable aligners — virtually invisible

• Dr. Bradley is an Invisalign patient himself

• Three generations of orthodontic expertise

• Bite and gum health evaluated throughout

• If you’re not happy with the result, we make it right

Dr. Gerald Wank — Dr. Daniel’s father and Dr. Bradley’s grandfather — was a specialist in both orthodontics and periodontics. He was a full professor at NYU Dental School, past president of the Dental Society, and lectured internationally. At 101, he still enjoys discussing cases with the family.

That knowledge has been passed down through three generations. When we evaluate your alignment, we’re not just looking at where your teeth are today — we’re drawing on decades of understanding about how teeth, gums, and bone work together over time.

Why Where You Get Invisalign Matters

You can get Invisalign at a lot of places. Chains, corporate offices, even mail-order kits. But the technology is only as good as the dentist managing it. The aligners move your teeth — but who’s making sure those teeth are moving into the right position, that your bite is tracking correctly, and that your gums are staying healthy throughout the process?

That’s the difference between Invisalign that gives you the result you wanted and Invisalign that leaves you wondering what went wrong.

At our practice, Dr. Bradley monitors your progress at every visit — checking not just alignment, but your bite, your gum health, and how the overall plan is tracking. If something needs adjusting, we adjust it. If a refinement is needed, we do it. And if you’re not happy with where things are heading, you talk to us directly — not a billing department, not a call center.

How Invisalign Works

Invisalign uses a series of custom-made clear aligners to gradually shift your teeth into the desired position. Each set of aligners is worn for about one to two weeks before moving to the next. The trays are removable — you take them out to eat, brush, and floss — and they’re virtually invisible when worn.

Treatment starts with digital imaging and a detailed plan that maps out every stage of movement. You’ll see where your teeth are headed before you start, and we check in regularly to make sure reality matches the plan.

Dr. Bradley is actually going through Invisalign himself right now — so when he talks about the adjustment period, the routine of removing trays to eat, and the feeling of switching to a new set, he’s speaking from personal experience. That’s a level of understanding most dentists can’t offer.

More Than Just Straight Teeth

Crowding, gaps, and misalignment aren’t just cosmetic issues. They can contribute to uneven wear, jaw tension, and hard-to-clean areas that become breeding grounds for decay and gum disease. Correcting alignment often makes your teeth easier to care for, more comfortable to live with, and more resilient long-term.

Dr. Daniel’s periodontal background means we’re looking at alignment through a health lens — not just an aesthetic one. If your gums need attention before or during treatment, we handle it in-house rather than discovering it after the trays come off. That combination of orthodontic and periodontal thinking has been part of this family’s approach for three generations — and it shows in the results.

What Makes Our Approach Different

We’ve heard the stories. A patient finishes Invisalign at a chain, isn’t happy with the result, and is told there’s nothing they can do. The dentist can’t help because they’re not in charge. The billing department is in another state.

That doesn’t happen here. If you’re unhappy, you talk to us — the actual dentists who planned and monitored your treatment. If something needs to be revised, we revise it. Your happiness is our happiness. That’s not a tagline — it’s how we operate.