Lindsey Anderson Family Dentistry

10/04/2026

No music? No problem!

09/25/2026

So we actually like each other here

08/24/2026

🦷 DENTAL ASSISTANT WANTED — MUST LOVE DOGS- Flowery Branch, GA 🐶

Experienced dental assistant + dog lover? We might be the perfect fit.

We’re looking for an experienced, outgoing Dental Assistant to join our fun, laid-back team in Braselton.

And yes… you really do need to love dogs. 🐾❤️

✨ The details:
• Dental assisting experience required
• 4-day workweek
• 6:45 AM–3:30 PM
• Alternating days off
• Friendly, energetic team
• Fun, positive work environment
• A super sweet golden retriever at work 🐶

We’re looking for someone who is friendly, dependable, energetic, and genuinely enjoys connecting with patients and coworkers.

If you’re ready for a change and want to work somewhere you can enjoy the people you work with, have a great schedule, and occasionally get some puppy love, we’d love to meet you!

📩 Interested? Send us a Facebook message, call or email the office and tell us a little about yourself and your dental assisting experience.

🐾 Know an amazing dental assistant who needs to see this? Tag them below or share this post with them!

12/06/2025

My heart is so full after our Christmas event last night. 🎅❤️

Thank you to every family who came by, took photos, enjoyed cookies, and helped us raise money to pay down unpaid school lunch balances for local students. This community always shows up. 💚

I also want to thank the folks who made the evening extra special:
• Photos with Santa were hosted by the Korey Anderson-Hall County Commission District 1 campaign
• Hot chocolate was hosted by Wellness Worx

If you couldn’t make it but still want to help, we’ll continue collecting donations at the office through December 18. Every dollar goes toward giving kids a clean slate in the lunchroom. If you’d like to donate to the school directly, let me know and I’m happy to connect you.

Drop a 🎅 or 🍪 in the comments and share this post to help spread the word. Let’s show our kids how much this community loves them. 💚❤️

Photos with Santa were by William Goss Photography
Sugar cookies and chocolate chip cookies were made by Barrett's Baked Goods
Decorative iced sugar cookies were made by Chelsea Millwood
Milk was from Mountain Fresh Creamery
Personal Santa Photos thank you for asking Santa to come see us! 😉 He was awesome!

12/04/2025

🎄📸 You’re Invited! Photos with Santa & Christmas Meet and Greet 🎄📸

Tomorrow — Friday, December 5th from 5–7 PM — we’re hosting a cozy, family-friendly Christmas event to celebrate Korey Anderson’s campaign to be Hall County Commissioner for District 1!

Bring the kids (and the kids at heart 😉) for:

🎅 Photos with Santa
🥛 Milk & cookies
🤝 Casual meet & greet with Korey
🍎 Raising money to help pay off school lunch balances in our local schools

This isn’t a heavy political event—just a relaxed chance to enjoy the Christmas season, snap some Santa pics, and say hi to Korey. Come when you can, stay as long as you like. ❤️

📍 Location: Lindsey Anderson Family Dentistry
7316 Spout Springs Road, STE 204,
Flowery Branch, GA 30542
🕔 Time: 5:00–7:00 PM, Friday, Dec. 5

We’d love to see you there! Please share this post and invite your friends and neighbors—everyone is welcome. 🎄

11/19/2025

The calmest puppy around.

11/04/2025

I put up my photos and let TikTok pick the music! Hah! Nailed it! Making a trip to the dentist look easier every day!

10/31/2025

10/31/2025

Dr. Honey is here to remind you that it’s ok to treat yourself on Halloween! As long as you treat your teeth to a good cleaning! 😉 Happy Halloween, everyone!

09/24/2025

So proud to stand on the shoulders of giants like her.

In the mid-1800s, Lucy Beaman Hobbs faced rejection after rejection — medical and dental schools simply told her “no” because of her gender.

Instead of giving up, she studied privately, opened her own practice, and quickly earned respect from patients and peers. Her determination finally forced the Ohio College of Dental Surgery to admit her, and in 1866 she became the first woman in America to earn a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree.

Lucy’s courage reshaped dentistry. By the early 1900s, nearly a thousand women had followed her path. Today, her name remains a symbol of resilience and progress — a reminder that barriers exist only until someone breaks them.