Cincinnati Drs and Health Practioners

Montgomery Dental Care's teeth-whitening process can restore the sheen dulled by caffeine, tobacco, and motorcycling through licorice fields without resorting to the abrasive whitening substances that are commercially available. Visitors will benefit from professional-grade whitening materials, including teeth-whitening trays that fit as snugly as an enamel-craving koala gripping a tooth tree, as well as top-of-the-line luster-restoring gel.

A cleaning might not cure brain fever or hammer toes, but broken fillings and cavities can't hide from Dr. Barry P. Gibberman’s expert eye (his left eye). Your treatment begins as one of the friendly tooth technicians snaps on his business gloves and gives each of your shining enamels a thorough look-see ($120), taking some x-ray glamour shots ($60) to reveal any cracks, fissures, cavities, or political kickbacks from the tonsils before breaking out the rocket-powered toothbrush for an oral-hygiene throwdown. The meticulous cleaning ($75) gives the heave-ho to any tartar and plaque buildup, clearing the way for future generations of inevitable meal remnants. You'll leave with a smile bright enough to melt hearts, including your own, so be careful around mirrors. To ensure that your meal-crushing mandible toppers remain optimally mineralized, they apply a fluoride treatment to your teeth ($22), hardening the enamel.

Drawing from more than 20 years of surgical experience, Dr. Lawrence Kurtzman restores the balance between patient and doctor by educating his clients, empowering them to make informed decisions regarding their cosmetic goals. Despite a bustling schedule, he oversees a specially qualified staff as they reshape, reconstruct, and augment visages and physiques.

In addition to cosmetic surgeries, Dr. Kurtzman's center also refines patients' looks with noninvasive procedures, including chemical peels, aesthetic laser skin resurfacing, and texture-smoothing dermabrasions.

Dr. Brian Meister employs the latest in modern technology to complete services such as cleanings, bridges and crowns, and three types of whitening. Intraoral cameras capture various images of the mouth, which patients can then see on a computer screen, and electric hand pieces remove dental decay at a fast pace and speed up root canals. Digital x-rays, which have 80% less radiation than traditional x-rays and 99.95% less radiation than the Hulk, survey the inner sanctums of the teeth and mouth to reveal potential problems.

Gary Hopkins can divide his mid-20s in two parts: the time before he discovered self-healing, and the time after he discovered self-healing. Before, overwhelming stress and overworking caused him to suffer from anxiety, insomnia, spinal misalignments, and gout. Then, he started meditating, practicing tai chi and energy healing, and taking natural supplements. Not only did these practices help remedy his ailments, but they also led him to a new career as an intuitive healer. Continuing these studies into his 30s, he added such holistic healing methods as Thai massage and reflexology to his regimen.

For more than 10 years, he’s shared his knowledge through a private practice and at Light Path Discovery Center. He is dedicated to helping others conquer physical, psychological, and emotional issues with carefully honed skills and several bodywork methods he developed on his own. For those unable to visit him personally, Gary has penned two books— The Master Within and Axiatonal Integration —that guide readers as they attempt to unlock their happiness, which is usually kept in a safe and buried under their childhood home.

Dr. Martin E. Burger strips doctors, pilots, athletes, and regular folk of the "four eyes" nickname with the help of laser-based refractive surgery. Dr. Burger draws upon more than 69,000 completed procedures and a residency in ophthalmology at Ohio University to complete procedures designed to remedy nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism. Using a specially chosen laser, Dr. Burger reshapes corneas to sharpen patients' vision.