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SimpliBraces Simplibraces is a modern orthodontic practice specializing in Invisalign, braces and hidden braces. Barnabas Hospital in Bronx, NY.
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Dr. Isaak Yelizar is a Board-Certified Orthodontist in Queens who is passionate about providing patients of all ages with straight, beautiful smiles. At SimpliBraces, smiles are made simple thanks to Dr. Yelizar’s extensive training and experience. He graduated from the New York University College of Dentistry with the highest honors before completing a general practice residency at New York Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn, NY, where he fell in love with orthodontics. He then earned his certification through an orthodontic residency program at St. Today, he combines his knowledge with a passion for quality care to offer a wide range of treatment options, including traditional braces and clear aligners. Plus, SimpliBraces is updated with the latest technology, including all-digital X-rays for ultimate safety and precision. To see the difference, please don’t hesitate to contact Dr. Yelizar today.

10/22/2026

What should you look for in an orthodontist?

Clear communication, realistic treatment timelines, and a willingness to refer you when something falls outside their scope can all be signs of thoughtful care.

Promising an exact number of treatment days before examining your case is a very different approach.

10/21/2026

Skipping your aligners for even a few days can disrupt the planned movement of your teeth and make the next aligners difficult to fit.

If an aligner feels unusually tight or painful after missing wear time, don’t force it.

Check with your orthodontist to determine whether you should step back or have your treatment rescanned.

10/20/2026

Nobody likes surprise charges, especially when they’re trying to finish the treatment they already paid for.

If your treatment plan requires additional time or aligners because you’re following instructions, ask your provider upfront what’s included and whether there are extra fees for finishing your case.

10/19/2026

Planning implants, crowns, or veneers?

The order matters. If orthodontic treatment is still needed, aligning and positioning the teeth first can help ensure your final restorations fit the smile you’re actually building.

Implants won’t move with orthodontic treatment, and veneers placed too early may need to be redone.

10/18/2026

Your dental midlines can reveal more than just whether your teeth look straight.

If your upper and lower midlines don’t line up, it may be related to how your jaw shifts when you bite.

A complete orthodontic evaluation should consider both tooth alignment and overall facial balance.

10/17/2026

Straight teeth in 71 days sounds appealing, but tooth movement is ultimately limited by biology.

While certain technologies may help accelerate movement in appropriate cases, unrealistic timelines can turn orthodontic treatment into a marketing promise rather than a biologically realistic plan.

10/16/2026

Some dental and orthodontic concerns can wait, while others are worth addressing sooner.

Broken brackets, inflamed gums, certain jaw development concerns, and gummy smiles may need timely attention, while implants and veneers are often better planned after orthodontic decisions are made.

10/15/2026

Tooth extraction can be appropriate in some orthodontic cases, but it’s not the only way to address crowding.

Before committing to extractions, it’s important to understand how the treatment may affect your bite, tooth position, and available space.

If extractions are recommended, ask your orthodontist about the alternatives and potential consequences.

10/14/2026

Sometimes a gummy smile isn’t a surgical problem. With the right orthodontic approach, mini-anchors and light elastic forces can help reposition the teeth and balance the gum line without jaw surgery.

If you’ve been told surgery is your only option, a second orthodontic opinion may be worth considering.

10/13/2026

Jaw fillers can change the appearance of your profile, but they don’t address an underlying jaw structure problem.

If the lower jaw is underdeveloped, understanding the skeletal cause is important before relying on repeated cosmetic treatments.

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63-109 Saunders Street BA2
New York, NY
11374

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Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 4pm

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+19292291009

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