'...Another top dentist in our area that offers these exceptional services is Dr. David Robinson at Kenwood Cosmetic Dentistry. Your relaxing visit begins in the waiting room, where you can unwind in the Brookstone massage chair or rest your feet in the foot massager, in case you need to wait a bit. The office also has an extensive refreshment center offering coffee, tea, soda, and even wine. You can also indulge in Rice Krispy treats or other baked goods prior to your procedure.'
'...Dr. David M. Robinson of Kenwood Cosmetic Dentistry has a catalog of about 12 different smiles patients to choose from. It 's actually the same person wearing 12 different sets of veneers. He said the types of smiles range from Hollywood to Oval or with pointed canines or rounded canines, so the patient can really design their own smile.'
'It 's vital, adds Dr. David M. Robinson of Kenwood Cosmetic Dentistry, to address function as well as aesthetics. 'We need to restore people back to where they should be - not just restore them where they are. ' To that end, Robinson uses a jaw scanning/jaw tracking system to find out where the ideal position of the jaw should be before he restores the teeth. That way he 's sure to treat any underlying problem as he designs a beautiful smile.'CINCINNATI MAGAZINE March 2002
'Dr. David Robinson D.D.S. focuses on preventative long-term dental care and elective cosmetic dentistry. Dr. Robinson can help you get the smile you 've always wanted. Making you look good with preventative and long-term dentistry will help you prevent dental emergencies, improve your self-esteem and may even help your career.'
'Kenwood dentist David Robinson agrees. 'Porcelain is more lifelike, as opposed to bonding,' he says, because porcelain reflects light much like natural tooth enamel. He says veneers put on today are expected to last up to 12 years.'CINCINNATI MAGAZINE February 1997
Dr. Robinson particularly focuses on preventive and aesthetic dentistry, full mouth reconstruction, neck and facial pain disorders. His grandfather began this tradition of excellence in 1908 and as a third-generation dentist, Dr. Robinson enjoyed celebrating 100 years of dental excellence in 2008.
Several patients have requested that I add this information to my website to assist others in their search for a cosmetic dentistry. Unfortunately, I have had the opportunity to help many patients that have had previous cosmetic dentistry that left them less than thrilled or even disappointed.
Hopefully, by sharing some of their comments and adding a few suggestions, you may be a little more educated to help you achieve your desired results, the first time! 'The doctor had me watch a video of porcelain veneers and cosmetic dentistry and that sold me. When she put my veneers in, I was very disappointed with how they looked.
It was only after it was too late that I realized the beautiful smiles in the video were not her patients at all. It was a video she bought to sell more dentistry. Looking back, I never saw any of her actual work.
In order to understand cosmetic dentistry you must first understand one basic principle; something must work right before it can look good. Therefore, the process of improving aesthetics starts by preventing the breakdown of teeth. They will last longer by controlling the forces that are causing the breakdown to occur. With this problem solved it is then possible to enhance the appearance of teeth and achieve optimal dental health with a treatment plan that is specifically design for you. Cosmetic dentistry combines advanced techniques and materials to provide results that are as natural looking as they feel.
Cosmetics in dentistry is more than just how teeth look. A cosmetic dentistry combines art, science, and technology to create a restoration that is both aesthetic and functional. A good aesthetic dentist must think like an artist, understand science, and have the technical skills of a master.
If the only concern with your smile is the color of your teeth, there are several whitening options available for you. We offer both in office, Boost Whitening, and take home whitening. After careful consideration an informed decision can be made for which option is best for you.
There are several solutions for this problem, but the most common is the use of a laser. When looking at your smile, the gums are just as important as the teeth. Dr. Robinson is able to use a laser to sculpt the gums while still providing a comfortable experience and rapid healing.
It is not necessary to live with missing teeth any longer. With the advanced techniques and materials available today we are able to offer many options, including bridges, implants, and natural looking partial or full dentures. A complete set of teeth will not only improve your self-esteem, but also increase the longevity of your natural teeth by removing the stress placed on them. In addition, you will notice improved speech, digestion, and taste.
As unique as your smile, so is your reason for not liking it, but we are certain we can help. Dr. Robinson is very trained and experienced in determining key factors to enhancing any smile. Some key factors are:Cracked, chipped, crooked, missing, or discolored teethUneven gumsUneven or slanted display of teethUnattractive or failing restorationsUnderlying skeletal problems that can cause teeth to be crowded, excessively prominent or retruded, or have spaces between themWorn down or broken teeth
Amalgam, or silver, fillings are the most commonly placed filling material according to the ADA. Since the largest component of amalgam is mercury, not silver, they should be referred to as mercury fillings. More than 78% of dentist surveyed by the ADA considered amalgam the material of choice because it is cheap, easy to place, and its longevity.
The material usually contains about 50% mercury and even though the ADA has deemed it safe, it is still considered a toxic and hazardous material outside the mouth. Several European countries have banned the use of the material and many states within the United States are regulated on proper disposal. It is important to remove the amalgam material with the proper technique to reduce the exposure to aerosolized mercury which can be readily absorbed through the lungs.
Amalgam fillings are very unaesthetic and because of corrosion typically turn dark with time. There are more aesthetic and environmentally safer materials to use. And with these new materials and biological super glues it is possible to predictably bond teeth back together, virtually restoring them back to their virgin strength without the invasiveness of full crowns. In the majority of circumstances, crowns can be replaced with more conservative techniques. It is therefore possible to preserve more healthy, remaining tooth structure.
By intercepting the potential of fracture before experiencing symptoms of hot/cold sensitivity and biting pain, new conservative treatments are preventing the side effects of toothaches and broken teeth. We are also able to diagnose these problems earlier with the assistance of fiber optics and camera magnification technologies. Using a proactive rather than reactive approach to amalgam replacement is something many patients have chosen.
Full mouth reconstruction entails restoring teeth, bite, muscles and self esteem back to a natural looking and feeling condition. Using computerized technology and an artistic eye, full mouth reconstruction may be an answer to many of your problems. You no longer have to feel dissatisfied and uncomfortable with your smile or suffer from reoccurring headaches and sore jaw muscles.
Neuromuscular dentistry is a process that involves the muscles and nervous innervation of the body to create balance, function, and comfort with the correct positioning of the jaw. With neuromuscular dentistry we can diagnose problems and positively change structures controlled by the 5th and 7th cranial nerves. Since these nerves contain 60% of the cranial nerve mass they have a profound effect on how we feel.