Timothy Lin, DM

Roxi Davis a year ago

I have had many bad experiences with Dr's and dentists. Dr Lin was exceptionally good. He fixed my botched root canal, then took the time to follow up, which no one else did, (not even my oncologist) on a problem I was having. Turns out my jaw bone is deteriorating due to a cancer med I was on. Dr Lin took the time to follow up with the oral surgery and call me and explain everything to me. He could have just referred me to the oral surgeon but he didn't. He treated me like a human being with feelings. Thank you Dr Lin. You are wonderful. I would recommend you to anyone!

Jodi Cesanek 2 years ago

I have seen Dr. Lin two times in the past year. Once for root canal and once for apicoectomy. I must say that my experience BOTH times was fantastic! I had ZERO pain during either procedure - didn't even feel the novocaine. I would highly recommend Dr. Lin to friends and family without an ounce of hesitation. The entire office staff was friendly and inviting as well.

Katelyn Nguyen 2 years ago

I had gotten a retreatment root canal done by Dr. Timothy Lin after my root canal that I had gotten done by another doctor years ago, had some issues. It was by far the most comfortable dental experience I’ve ever had. So professional. Environment was welcoming. Dr. Lin was so knowledgeable and answered every question I had. I highly recommend seeing him.

John Q 7 years ago

STAY AWAY FROM THIS PRACTICE! I went in for a diagnosed root canal. Dr. Keng (spelling?) saw me and spent about an hour attempting to reach my root. She then said she had another appointment and I would have to come back. On leaving I was told my financial portion of the visit, based on my insurance, would be $50 - which I paid. On my return visit she said that she now noticed a crack in my tooth and would not be able to proceed. She "patched up the hole she left in my jaw and suggested I go elsewhere for treatment. Then the insurance company charged me with the whole amount because it was an "incomplete" endodontic procedure. I called the office to complain but they blamed it on the insurance company, even though Dr. Keng examined me and had me in her chair for more than an hour the first visit. I'm on the hook for more than $200 because of her.

Cathy Ruddell-Orendach 9 years ago

I'm in the middle of a extremely painful emergency. I'm insured and was told I would have to pay the $220 balance for the out of pocket if I want treatment. I don't have it and offered $50 as down payment. I WAS REFUSED TREATMENT and told my appointment is cancelled. It amazed me that they already knew what treatment I need and was able to predict exactly how much out of pocket expenses would be. My insurance covers 80% on something's and 100% on other things. This doctor has completely forgotten his responsibility for his profession. He's dropped this ethos for patient care and money is clearly more important. It's morally wrong. My grandfather was a doctor and NEVER refused treatment if someone couldn't pay up front.