Midlothian Pediatric Dentists

Dr. Kristin Robertson grew up in Centreville, Virginia, and earned her Bachelor of Science from James Madison University and Doctor of Dental Surgery from Virginia Commonwealth University. Her passion for dentistry began early, working as a dental assistant for her childhood dentist. During dental school, she volunteered with organizations like Mission of Mercy and Give Kids A Smile, sparking her commitment to serving children. After working in public health with a focus on pediatric care, Dr. Robertson found her true calling in treating young patients.

Now back in Richmond, Dr. Robertson combines her professional expertise with her experience as a mother of two to create a welcoming, supportive environment for families. She emphasizes education, prevention, and personalized care to empower children and parents alike.

Outside the office, she enjoys time with her family, volunteering at St. Christopher’s and St. Catherine’s schools, and traveling for beach trips and ski weekends. Dr. Robertson looks forward to making your child’s dental visits both fun and educational!

In 1999, Dr. Beyer founded Commonwealth Orthodontics and maintains a full-time private practice in Midlothian and Colonial Heights. He was one of the very first Orthodontists to be trained in Invisalign and offer it in private practice, and maintains active professional memberships in the American, Southern, and Virginia Associations of Orthodontists and the American Dental Association (ADA). Dr. Beyer also had the honor and privilege of serving as President of the Medical College of Virginia Orthodontic Education and Research Foundation in 2005. Dr. Beyer and Commonwealth Orthodontics have been selected as the Best Orthodontist in Richmond by the Richmond Times-Dispatch for multiple years.

Outside of the office, you won’t find Dr. Beyer around town much, as he and his family enjoy traveling around the United States in their RV. If you are ever looking for advice as to where to travel, chances are he has been there (or at least somewhere close!). He also enjoys collecting pinball machines and arcade games — and he even has machines from his collection in both offices for patients to enjoy.