Dr. Deborah Lien
Dr. Deborah Lien Orthodontics
About Us
Dr. Deborah Lien has practiced orthodontics in SE Minnesota for 30 years providing healthy and beautiful smiles to her patients. Our practice uses clear braces, traditional metal and Invisalign. Patients of all ages benefit from a confident smile. Dr. Lien is proud to have completed her orthodontic residency at Mayo Graduate School of Medicine in Rochester and her Doctor of Dental Surgery at the University of Minnesota.
How We Got Started
After practicing in Rochester and Owatonna from 1986 to 1999, we opened a satelite office in Blooming Prairie to serve the people of this lovely rural area. Dr. Lien and staff are involved in their community as volunteers and also host fundraising events for groups in need of assistance.
The products and services we offer
Recommendations Received (8)
"Dr Lien is not only an excellent orthodontist but she is a kind and caring person who does her..."
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"Dr Lien is not only an excellent orthodontist but she is a kind and caring person who does her very best for each and every patient."
Frederick Nolting
NORTHWEST DENTAL GROUP
Highly Recommended
"Dr Lien gives the individual care that is necessary and appreciated by her patients. "
Recommendations Given (16)
"Patients are treated with the utmost care and their treatments performed by clinicians with..."
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"Patients are treated with the utmost care and their treatments performed by clinicians with expertise beyond measure in their fields. "
"Dean does an excellent service for his clients!"
Recent Activity
Encouraged those first patients that if they were pleased with their experience to talk to co-workers, family and friends about that experience. The majority of patients in the beginning were word of mouth and through community interaction such as school functions, foundation fundraising events...
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Encouraged those first patients that if they were pleased with their experience to talk to co-workers, family and friends about that experience. The majority of patients in the beginning were word of mouth and through community interaction such as school functions, foundation fundraising events and discussions with local healthcare providers