Raymond C Haston Jr, DDS

I pulled this doctor’s name out of the list of providers covered by my insurance company. When I arrived, the office was clean and pleasant. However, they were running about 45 minutes behind schedule.
The hygienist was very pleasant and seemed knowledgeable. She did the X-​rays and cleaning — with the exception of polishing and flossing. When the dentist arrived at the station where I was sitting he did the gum exam and made it sound like I had periodontal disease and that I’d need an expensive procedure. He also tried to sell me an Invisalign system. In short, according to him, my teeth were «awful». I left there feeling like I’d been at a smarmy, used car dealer.
The following week the adjusted invoice arrived. WOW! The extra charges were extravagant to say the least. One line item was for a «full debridement» — which I’ve never heard of before. According to my subsequent research, it’s very rare that this is actually necessary and is for the worst of teeth — which mine were not at all.
I went to a NEW dentist to see how their exam compared to Dr. Haston’s office and, according to them, my teeth are great — and so are my gums.
With that said, it is my opinion that this place is more concerned with selling extra services and billing people for things that are bogus.

My first visit I was told by a dentist I did not need my wisdom teeth pulled today was a different story I have to get two teeth pulled smh each time they give me a dentist assistant it’s something different why can they just be up forward there is one lady there that has a attitude problem other then that it was a great service

I can’t trust a dentist who tells me I have 7 cavities in my first visit (then after ignoring it) tells me I have 4 in the next. I need my teeth to last the rest of my life and can’t be settled with a dentist who wants to drill into perfectly good teeth!