Meet the Doctors
At Lemchen Salzer Orthodontics, your smile is crafted by a team, not just a doctor.
From seasoned pioneers to innovative thinkers, every patient benefits from a collaborative approach where expertise, creativity, and care come together. Meet the doctors who work side-by-side to bring you the best orthodontic experience in New York City.
Dr. Marc Lemchen:
A Pioneer in Orthodontic Innovation
With decades of experience, Dr. Marc Lemchen is a trailblazer in orthodontic technology and clinical excellence. A board-certified orthodontist, he has shaped the future of digital orthodontics with patents in imaging, mechanics, and 3D software development, including the pioneering Dolphin Imaging & Management system used worldwide. As a Senior Attending Orthodontist at New York Presbyterian and an educator at Cornell Medical College, Dr. Lemchen continues to mentor the next generation while leading advancements in treatment precision. His visionary approach ensures every smile is built on a foundation of cutting-edge science.
Dr. Jennifer Salzer: Expert in Functional Orthodontics
Dr. Jennifer Salzer is known for redefining what orthodontic care means. A graduate of Duke University and NYU College of Dentistry, she combines clinical precision with a focus on the overall health and function of every patient. Her expertise spans airway-focused orthodontics, TMJ therapy, and holistic treatment planning. She addresses not just smiles, but the entire facial structure and its impact on posture, breathing, and long-term wellness.
Dr. Andrew Lemchen: The Future of Precision Orthodontics
Dr. Andrew Lemchen brings a modern edge to the practice, blending digital expertise with hands-on care. As an advocate for precision orthodontics, he integrates 3D printing, aligner systems, and patient education tools to make treatment transparent and engaging. Passionate about guiding patients through their journey, Dr. Lemchen ensures every visit feels personal, empowering patients to understand their treatment every step of the way.
