Renaissance artists succeeded in translating physical space into mathematical properties and perspectives to produce stunning works that refashioned nature. Monet captured the point where nature and the individual coincide. He wrapped the viewer in the sensation of nature.

Metal-focused dentistry was developed in the mid 1800s. A lot of people have taken advantage of the advances in preventive dentistry, but are not aware of the advantages of esthetic/cosmetic dentistry. Metal-based treatment does not unify the science of health and function with the artistry of vitality and appearance.

Dr. Milnar has a restlessness and desire to enhance smiles through his knowledge of science and artistic technique. This is confirmed by full accreditation in the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry – the only St. Paul dentist to earn this honor.

Galileo, a scientist and artist during the Renaissance, found that nature’s hidden secrets could be discovered by understanding the perfect world of mathematics, and by carefully studying the structures underlying the appearance of physical events and phenomena. These discoveries advanced the arts as well as the sciences with new instruments and methods. According to Dr. Milnar: “This is being accomplished within the realm of esthetic, restorative dentistry. Some offer less than this ideal. I choose to move forward.”