The active and hectic lifestyle of most New Yorkers is really defined, 24/7, by Robin, a producer for Batwin and Robin productions. They are responsible for the major media installations unveiled at the grand re-opening of the multi-million-dollar Hayden Planetarium at the Museum of Natural History; the media installation that welcomes visitors to the Museum of Jewish Heritage; and many of the interactive media displays at Disney’s EPCOT Technolab. They’ve also designed the animation at Universal Studios for the Cat in The Hat Ride. Needless to say, Robin has only a limited amount of time to devote to herself, let alone take care of her smile. She always knew that it needed fixing, and when a rare window of opportunity opened up, Robin came to see us for a consult. Usually when the bite collapses as a result of tooth breakage, tooth loss, or gum disease, the lower third of the face loses its dimension and becomes shorter which leads to premature aging of the face. However, when the jaw is realigned to its proper size and position, the facial muscles will relaxed and become free of constant spasm and pain. Our plan for Robin was a complete reconstruction–combining implants, veneers, crowns, and a brand new jaw position that was finally in harmony with her facial musculature and the joints of her jaw. Robin is now free of pain, and also free to pursue new projects for Batwin and Robin Productions