Dr. Coy, outside the office
The youngest of four siblings, he grew up in Maryland and follows the Commanders and Ravens.
Meet the Doctors
Orthodontic care in Frederick and Middletown from Dr. Eric Coy and Dr. Stanley Robison.
Orthodontic care in Frederick and Middletown from Dr. Eric Coy and Dr. Stanley Robison.
A Maryland native, Dr. Coy takes a conservative, collaborative approach, working with patients, families, general dentists and other specialists.
He believes the best care starts with clear communication, so you understand your options and can make informed decisions about your smile.
Dr. Coy has passed Part I of the American Board of Orthodontics certification examination and is board-eligible in orthodontics.
Dr. Coy's current research focuses on artificial intelligence and big data, with the University of Illinois Chicago Department of Orthodontics.
His research has been published in the Journal of Dentistry and the Journal of the World Federation of Orthodontists.
Dr. Coy has also served in state-level leadership and committee roles with the Maryland State Dental Association.
Dr. Robison works with patients and their families to make sure treatment begins at the optimal time for the best outcome.
"I have a passion for what I do. Every day, I see the profound, positive change that orthodontic treatment brings to patients' lives."
His goals: straight teeth, a beautiful smile, a properly aligned jaw and good facial balance. He orders the extraction of permanent teeth only in the most severe cases.
Dr. Robison is certified by the Maryland State Board of Dental Examiners to teach continuing education-credited courses on orthodontic topics.
He attends continuing education courses monthly and presents courses and cases with his dental colleagues.
Dr. Robison grew up in Silver Spring, Maryland and has lived in Frederick since 1992.
The youngest of four siblings, he grew up in Maryland and follows the Commanders and Ravens.
He has helped develop oral health education programs for grade-school children and volunteered with community dental clinics.
Married since 1983, with three grown sons and grandchildren. His hobbies include leatherwork, woodwork, jewelry casting, electrical work, painting and tinkering with computers.
He volunteers at the Washington County Cleft Palate and Craniofacial Clinic, and the practice is a screening office for Smiles Change Lives.
Your first visit is a free consultation, with no referral needed.