Meet The Team

Dr Sam Lin
Principal Dentist
Dr Sam Lin leads the team at Winmalee Family Smiles and is known for his calm demeanour, clear communication, and warm, approachable nature.
He graduated from James Cook University and completed his early training in Far North Queensland before spending several years practising regionally in Tamworth. After gaining extensive experience, Dr Sam returned home to Sydney and now proudly calls the Lower Blue Mountains home.
Dr Sam has a special interest in:
- Complex restorative dentistry
- Rehabilitation of severely debilitated teeth
- Oral surgery
- Cosmetic dentistry
He has completed numerous postgraduate diplomas in dental implants and dentofacial orthopaedics and is currently undertaking advanced education through the Kois Centre in Seattle, one of the world’s most respected institutions for comprehensive dental care.
His approach is meticulous yet reassuring, with a strong emphasis on long-term outcomes and patient understanding.

Dr Ashley
Senior Associate Dentist
Dr Ashley is passionate about helping patients feel comfortable and confident in the dental chair. She takes the time to explain treatment in a clear, easy-to-understand way, ensuring patients feel informed and at ease.
She has a strong special interest in orthodontics and dentofacial orthopaedics and has completed two in-depth postgraduate residencies with IAADent and EODO. Through these programs, she received advanced training in airway-focused dentistry, early intervention orthodontics, and the relationship between jaw development, breathing, and overall health.
Ashley is deeply committed to ongoing education and providing care that not only improves smiles but supports long-term health.
She also has a particular passion for children’s dentistry. Ashley believes positive early dental experiences are essential for building lifelong healthy habits. She has attended specialist-led courses across Australia to further develop her skills in child-focused dental care and creating calm, confidence-building visits for young patients.
