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An Orthodontist for Carnegie Hill Families

For an orthodontist Carnegie Hill families can reach in one express stop, Lemchen Salzer Orthodontics is at 553 Park Avenue and East 62nd Street. We’ve served the Upper East Side from this one office since 1974.

An Orthodontist Carnegie Hill Families Can Reach in One Stop

Carnegie Hill runs from 86th to 98th Street, between Fifth Avenue and Third. From here, our office is a quick trip down Lexington or a straight walk down Park.

Few neighborhoods in Manhattan have as many schools in so few blocks. That shapes how families here plan their week, and it shapes how we schedule. We keep appointments efficient so they fit around a school day.

Our board-certified orthodontists plan every case in-house and explain each step in plain language. We’ve practiced from the same Park Avenue address since 1974, caring for generations of New York City families.

Close to the Schools Your Family Already Knows

From the schools in the 80s and 90s, our office is a short subway or bus ride south.

Spence and Nightingale-Bamford

Two of the neighborhood’s best-known girls’ schools, in the low 90s.

Convent of the Sacred Heart and Dalton

Sacred Heart is on East 91st Street. Dalton is on East 89th Street.

Hunter College Elementary and High Schools

At Park Avenue and 94th Street, a straight line down Park to our office.

92NY

Classes, camps and after-school programs on Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street, right on the 4, 5 and 6 line.

Getting Here from Carnegie Hill

The fastest trip is usually the Lexington Avenue line. Check current service on MTA.info.

Express Train

The 4 or 5 from 86 St to Lexington Av/59 St is one stop. Our office is about three blocks away.

Local Train

The 6 from 86 St or 96 St stops at 68 St–Hunter College and 59 St.

Bus

The M1, M2, M3 and M4 run down Madison and Fifth Avenues. The M101, M102 and M103 run on Lexington and Third.

Walk

About 25 to 35 minutes straight down Park Avenue.

Care That Starts Early and Lasts

The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a first orthodontic check-up by age 7. At that age, we can spot bite and jaw issues while a child is still growing. Some children benefit from early treatment. Many don’t need anything yet, and we’ll simply keep an eye on growth.

Questions from Carnegie Hill Parents




Book a Visit with Our Upper East Side Team

We’ve cared for Upper East Side families since 1974. Call (212) 755-2333 or book online.

553 Park Ave (at East 62nd St), New York, NY 10065 · Mon–Fri 9 am–6 pm · Sat 8 am–1 pm