Lindner Dental Associates

My daughter has gone here twice so far and she looks forward to her next appointment already. Everyone is so friendly and helpful. I have yet to find a better place to take care of our teeth.

Dr. Trinidad and his assistant Brittany were fabulous with my adult daughter with special needs. They were kind, immensely patient, and super sweet. Everyone we met in the office was pleasant and professional. I would highly recommend this office to anyone and especially those who need a little extra help. They deserve more than 5 stars in my book!

Love the staff and the care they show. They took the time to explain the work I need done and the steps we should take to complete a good overall mouth plan! Love them and they are so good with kids too..

Had a pressure sensitivity on my right jaw and was diagnosed for possible tooth hairline fracture and that unneeded a crown. I couldn’t afford the quoted estimate to proceed the procedure so went to another dentist and they mentioned that it maybe inflamed gums. They suggested that I purchased a new electric toothbrush instead. After a week of using the new toothbrush tooth is perfectly fine. $140 vs $2100 🤔

Just received a text from Lindner asking me to leave a review and asking me if I felt protected during my appointment. I love the staff at Lindner and have been taking my boys there since they were very young but the clock is ticking loudly on how much longer I will be going there. To answer your question, I did not feel protected and as a matter of fact I felt the opposite. The data is out on the masks so we can no longer pretend that they work or say that we didn't know. The studies are there that prove that breathing in your own carbon dioxide is dangerous, lists all the reasons to support this as well as the fact that they do little to protect people from viruses. The data is out that shows that when they test these masks for efficacy, they glue the edges of The masks down. The fact that we're wearing masks that say right on the box that they do not protect against viruses, should be enough data and logical common sense to realize that we are continuing to use something that doesn't work. I recently found another dentist that is not requiring the masks and if Lindner doesn't drop them very soon, we unfortunately will have to switch practices. Sad considering that we have given 12 loyal years to Lindner. Can we have some loyalty back please? Listen to the public. If you asked your patience if they want to wear masks, 99% of them would say no. I know for a fact that I am not the only patient who has had enough with this.